Design assistance

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by GoSlow, Dec 11, 2007.

  1. GoSlow
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    GoSlow Junior Member

    I am looking for somone who can provide a different prospective on a completed exterior profile and general arrangement. Sketches will be adequate for now. I am trying to get some fresh ideas for my project.
     
  2. masalai
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    masalai masalai

    of what, I have seen canoes to ocean going everything herein;)
     
  3. Jarrod
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    Jarrod Marine Designer

    Hi,

    We can help you, please contact us if your interested.
     
  4. GoSlow
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    GoSlow Junior Member

    The design is a displacement vessel less than 100'.
     
  5. masalai
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    masalai masalai

    You need to give specifics please what are your needs, wants, purpose, and all other input that can be filtered to give some direction for feedback.
     
  6. Willallison
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    Yep - "less than 100' displacement vessel" is a pretty wide design brief....
     
  7. tom28571
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    Heck Will, They don't have enough water left in Lake Lanier to float a 100' displacement vessel.:D
     
  8. Willallison
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    There we go then - that tightens up the design a bit.... must be shallow draft and be able to cope with regular groundings...;)
     
  9. Kay9
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    On lake Lanier it might need wheels or tracks.
     
  10. masalai
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    masalai masalai

    or a dirigible? Heh Heh?
     

  11. CTMD
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    CTMD Naval Architect

    If you're after help with renderings and vessel visualisations etc Jarrod (about the third reply) is the man you want to talk to.

    Regards

    Chris Tucker
     
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