planing help for build

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  1. Muirs
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    Muirs New Member

    Hello. I want to build an Uffa Fox design hull, National 18 (Ace) or Jolly boat. Plans are available but I have many questions.
    #1. I want to rig it as a lug yawl so how do I figure out the balance points - sail and centerboard
    #2. I'm not going to do clinker construction with 7,000 cooper rivets so I think my construction options are glued lapstrake or strip plank/cold mold. Since the plans are from the 30's I don't know what thickness/material I should go with.
    Thanks!
     
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  4. rwatson
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    The picture reminded me of the only large glued clinker (Lapstrake) boat project I have observed, the Ian Oughtred St Ayles skiff.
    It uses 9mm planks.
    The balance calcs are a fairly easy project for any experienced boat designer. Heck, Ian might even do them for you.
    http://www.oughtredboats.com/

    This link on the build process might be worth looking at, as it probably has a lot of similarities to your stated design preference.
    http://staylesskiff.net/wp-content/blogs.dir/44/files/2015/11/PDF-Final-Full.pdf

    Edit: PS, this might be an inspiration to you
     
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