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Hello, I am looking for plans for a daysailer like the Watch Hill 15. The plans don't have to be plans for a Watch Hill 15 they could be for something similar with a similar look and lines. Of course if someone knew where I could get plans for the Watch Hill that would be great too. If someone could point me in the right direction I'd be grateful. I may not be asking this next question correctly but is the Watch Hill 15 a certain "type" or "class" of boat (other than being a 15 ft
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The KTM Barracuda Hydrofoil has been conceived as a circuit racing machine for the water. Extremely agile, yet designed to be self-stabilizing, the Barracuda takes the philosophy of the RC8 superbike and X-BOW sportscar to the water.
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So I am planing to build a tour boat - See this post for more details The boat will be 10m long with 3m beam, needs to transport 15-20 people in...
Paul Gartside’s Design #221 is an outboard-powered runabout with the look of a classic but easily built using lapstrake plywood or strip-built construction.
Here is a little boat built on a beach at Ile a Vache-S-W Haiti. and sailed to West Palm Beach, I think thats in Florida. some 800 miles. Launched...
Verry Merry Kit, the classic choice for fitness rowing. Best for protected water
Large range of boat plans for Professional and Amateur construction. Plans include cruising and racing sailboats, powerboats, catamarans and even ocean going
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Hi all. I´ve never sailed with a lug sail, but I´m considering using one for my 12 feet sail and oar design. So, I´m choosing between a balanced lug sail and a standing lugsail with a boom, and I would like some experienced comments on these two sails. Balanced: The advantage that I see is that the fact the boom extends in front of the mast, balances the sail and so it doesnt need a kicking strap in order to avoid twisting. Is that right? Standing lug. I like that I can make a
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