Connecting the demi hulls

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  1. patzefran
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    Thanks, Oldmulti, but the Pdf's are empty !
     
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    I can read/see them... maybe your PDF viewer is not reading them correctly?
     
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  3. oldmulti
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    Page 9 of multihull structure thoughts has the PDF's. That may work for you.
     
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    Right , sorry !
     
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    @Ad Hoc Thanks for your idea and the drawing.
    I could not understand the structure from the drawing. Can I see a drawing more clear or any photo of the boat's that part?
     
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  6. pavel915
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    @oldmulti Thanks for the very nice drawings.
    In my area we do not have marine ply so I have to go for solid woods and traditional planking method. Will glue work with solid heavy woods?
     
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    pavel915. This may interest you, it is called "Ontong Java". It is just an idea of what can be done and it has sailed a long way. There are 2 jpegs below and look at this web site to start with, as this cat is solid timber with virtually no plywood. Ontong Java: sailing with the last of pirates - Giornale della Vela https://www.giornaledellavela.com/2022/02/23/ontong-java/?lang=en

    There is a lot of videos of the cat on the internet. This guy built it from scrap timber and bits and pieces he found. It is 75 foot long but was built for less than a 30 foot cat.
     

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