building a small sailing/rowing dinghy need plans

Discussion in 'Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' started by Jeffrey Ashe, Aug 5, 2004.

  1. Jeffrey Ashe
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    Jeffrey Ashe Jeffrey Ashe

    my name is jeffrey ashe and I am interested in building a 10 or 12 foot sailing/rowing dinghy, can you help me find the plans to build this small wooden boat? my e-mail is asherabbitry@aol.com Thank-You. jeffrey ashe
     
  2. byankee
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    byankee Junior Member

    That's a hard question to answer without more info. Do you want to build a traditional skiff with real wood, copper rivets, lapped planking etc.? Or are you thinking plywood and epoxy? What is your experience with woodworking and boat building?

    I said it was a hard question to answer - but not because there aren't a lot of designs out there. Quite the opposite. There are literally hundreds of designs that might be suitable. Here are a few to consider. I'm sure that others will have many more suggestions.

    For a traditional, solid wood row/sail skiff, see Richard Kolin's book Traditional Boatbuilding Made Easy: Building Heidi (available through Amazon.com and the WoodenBoat store among other places). OR see Harry Bryan's Daisy at http://www.harrybryan.com/harrybryan/plan5.html

    For a traditional looking plywood/epoxy design that seems simple to build, see Karl Stambaugh's Bay Skiff 12 at http://www.cmdboats.com

    Also check out Phil Bolger's designs at http://www.instantboats.com/

    Also see the plans listings at D.N Goodchild's site http://dngoodchild.com/subject.htm

    that ought to get you started....
     
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  3. rtrfgg

    rtrfgg Guest

    44445tf

    your a big fat fuckin dick
     

  4. Dutch Peter
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    Dutch Peter Senior Member

    For anything of wood of that size, I always refer to:

    www.woodenboat.com

    There you can pick and order some nice plans!

    Succes,


    Peter
     
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