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Post by mrgrimsdale on Mar 29, 2008 14:06:45 GMT
Posting this so I don't have to keep looking at "Anybody know anything...." which has been on the front page since december! So if I wanted to build a small trad wooden boat, as an absolute beginner, what would you recommend! Ultimate aim is a 95m 2 Skerry cruiser ;D well you never know! www.britishclassicyachtclub.org/register/gluckauf.htmcheers Jacob
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Post by jfc on Mar 29, 2008 14:11:18 GMT
I have the plans for building a 22' slipper launch , i thought i would start small and work my way up .
P.s do we know the owner of that boat ;D
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Post by mrgrimsdale on Mar 29, 2008 14:14:32 GMT
Ooh yes, didn't spot that - I'd better stop winding him up ;D
22' too big for my shed, I was thinking more 15'max dinghy
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Post by jfc on Mar 29, 2008 14:22:31 GMT
They are actually plans for an 18' but you can scale it up to 22 . Cant see why you couldnt scale it down to whatever you wanted . They are actual build plans from selway fisher who designed and made the boat for a customer , they then sell the plans or copies of them after a few years . It has a cutting list with it aswell
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Post by jfc on Mar 29, 2008 14:24:14 GMT
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Post by andy king on Mar 30, 2008 20:52:16 GMT
I have the plans for building a 22' slipper launch , i thought i would start small and work my way up . P.s do we know the owner of that boat ;D Nah, not me! I used to do stuff like this, building and fitting them out with cherry furniture, white leather upholstery, corian galleys and heads etc: www.boatsforsalenow.com/SearchPowerBoats/Power-Boat-Details.asp?RecNo=5171 iirc, this is the last one I worked on when it was built in Bristol by Admiral Marine. Alternatively, I worked on this for about 4 years doing everything from planking, caulking, framing, hatchcombs, decks, yards, and made the tea: www.matthew.co.uk/ not quite as classy as a flybridge cruiser, but equally enjoyable to work on, so if I wanted a boat, i'd likely build my own. ;D Of course, I gave all of this up to become 'an amateur' cheers, Andy
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