a 5.5 m design for a friend ( and for anyone wants it ) :-)

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by jelfiser, Aug 4, 2007.

  1. jelfiser
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    jelfiser Senior Member

    just playn around a concept for a small boat 5.5 for a friend .
    here hull and hydro.
    The hull is from 8 mm plywood/epoxy , bulkheads 1cm plywood
    the structure will be completed laminating some diagonal in fiberglass over urethane tube
    may be someone can give his impression ?
     

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  2. alan white
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    alan white Senior Member

    Nice practical build. The hull in 10mm would make a good simple alternative for the novice, with a small weight penalty but more durable, suitable for stitch and glue.

    Alan
     
  3. Chris Ostlind

    Chris Ostlind Previous Member

    I opened the Rhino file and looked at the hull, surface analyzed the boat and projected the panels to 2D.

    Couple of things.

    First, I think you can make this boat in 6mm if the glass schedule is correct. I would rather see it lighter than heavier, considering the type of boat that it is.

    Secondly, that second hull panel moving out from the centerline is potentially going to be more than a little problematic in an 8-10mm build. A lot will depend on the size of the rig you are specifying for the boat, what sort of load and what type of keel will be fitted.

    Very nice shapes and it could be a fairly simple project to construct in new-builder friendly stitch and glue methods.

    Chris
     
  4. Vega
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    Vega Senior Member

    Nice hull. Show us the rig , keel and rudders please;) . What’s the boat's program?
     
  5. Chris Ostlind

    Chris Ostlind Previous Member

    It's Rhino, Vega.
     
  6. Vega
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    Vega Senior Member

    Not what I mean. Probably the confusion cames from "my" English:D

    By boat program I mean what is its intendeed use (racing, daysailing, coastal cruising and so on)
     

  7. jelfiser
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    jelfiser Senior Member

    slowly but arrived version 2.0

    Excuse me for so long time i spent before writing
    so here it is, i wanted some more power and stability ... still working on it
    the boat will be a trailerable daysailer.
    more details have to come
     

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