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DAYBOAT
DESIGNS & PLANS
OTHER DAYBOATS
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Study Plans are available
for these designs - remember a study plan gives you more details and a
wood materials list usually on
two A1 sheets, so that you can cost out a project
before ordering the full plans. When you order the full construction plans
you do not need to order the study plan as well, as all the study details
are on the full plans.
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Note -
In the particulars for each design, the dry weight is given for guidance
only and will vary depending on the grade/density of plywood and solid
wood used - different thicknesses of ply are often used by builders and
the dry weight figure is based on the thinnest ply specified.
Also the Guidance Use comments are given in good faith and are based on
feedback from previous builders etc and based on standard weight adults
- contact us if you want further clarification before ordering/building.
Please also note that we give the computer faired mould, inner stem and
transom shapes plus the building jig details for clinker ply
construction where stated and recommend that the builder purchases a
good manual on this method of construction to use with these details. E & OE |
Here is a real mixture
of dayboat types - from the American Swampscott and Flattie type through
to traditional English models with the Tosher and Beach punts :-
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15' NORTHUMBRIAN
COBLE
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At
long last here is a larger addition to our Northumbrian Coble range—at
15’ LOD, she is a big handsome dayboat with space to accommodate the
family plus camping gear and stores. The drawings give details for an
outboard well and copious amounts of stowage. As with the other Cobles,
construction is stitch & tape but the moulds and building jig
details are also given along with the same details for a 14’ version
and a single masted gunter rig with jib. She could be built as a motor
coble (w/o the rig) and could take a cuddy.
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This example is
by Sam Hotchins - with a single masted rig (also detailed on the
drawings).
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The above 2 photos show a
beautiful clinker example built by Jordan Boats who can provide the
planks for homebuilders.
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Below is a beautiful
example called Serenity
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15'
Northumbrian Coble Particulars |
| LOA |
15' |
4.57m |
| Beam |
5'10" |
1.77m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
1'
11 1/4" |
0.59m |
| Draft |
7
1/2"/3' 9 1/2" |
0.19/1.15m |
| Sail
Area |
140
sq.ft |
13.03
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
375
lbs |
170
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Multi-chine
with 5 planks per side, reverse sheer and tumblehome |
| Construction
Methods |
Stitch
and tape and clinker ply |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
12
x 6mm sheets
3 x 9mm sheets
1 x 12mm sheet |
| Guidance
Use |
Up
to 5 adults + some gear |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
9
x A1 drawings + 10 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
Moulds
for 14' clinker version with more vertical transom
Sprit yawl rig
Lug yawl rig with jib on bowsprit
Moulds and jig for 9 plank per side version |
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15'
NORTHUMBRIAN COBLE
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £135 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £115 ($21/$184)
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16' KANE
& ABLE - TWO SUFFOLK BEACH PUNTS
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Above and below -
an example of Able with the additional plank "rove" on to give greater
hull depth. 
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For
something quite a bit larger Kane and Able
are two separate Suffolk Beach punts. Both have the same overall length,
beam and arrangement. Kane is built using the clinker ply method and computer
faired mould shapes for this are given on the drawings. Her midships hull depth
is 2’1’’. Able differs in that she has been drawn for the stitch and epoxy
method and her plank shapes are given on the drawings. The mould shapes for
clinker ply construction are also given for Able and in imitation of some Beach
Punts, she has had another plank ‘rove on’ giving her a midships hull depth
of almost 2’5’’. Able also has one or two details which are closer to the
original beach punts whilst Kane is a bit more simple in it’s fit out. Both
these boats use a hull form which is similar to the original boats with their
hard bilges making them very stable, sweet ‘wineglass’ transoms, flattish
sheer line and strong plumb stem. Both boats carry 300 lbs of water ballast and
have a lot of internal space for extended family dayboat cruising. The gaff yawl
rig will balance under jib and mizzen alone allowing them to romp along in heavy
weather and both boats have an outboard well. Kane has 7 planks per side and
Able 8 planks.
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Right is an example of Able with
it's higher freeboard (an additional plank 'rove' on)
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Above is a stitch and tape Able
being planked.
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Above is the Kane and right is an example
by
Ian Gardner which does not have the extra plank in her topsides.
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Kane and Able Particulars |
| LOA |
16' |
4.88m |
| Beam |
6'6" |
2m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'1"
(Kane)/2' 5" (Able) |
0.64m
(Kane)/0.73m (Able) |
| Draft |
11"/3'6" |
0.29/1.07m |
| Sail
Area |
152
sq.ft |
14.17
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
600
lbs |
408
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge with 7/8 planks per side |
| Construction
Methods |
Kane
- clinker ply/Able - clinker ply and stitch and tape |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
8
x 6mm sheets
8 x 9mm sheets
1 x 12mm sheet |
| Guidance
Use |
4-6
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
6
x A1 drawings (Kane) - 8 x A1 drawings (Able) + 7 x A4
instruction sheets (Kane)/ 12 x A4 instruction sheets (Able) |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
For
Able - Topsail |
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KANE
16' PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £135 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £115 ($21/$184)
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ABLE
16' PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £135 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £115 ($21/$184)
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16'
PETITE BRISE
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £135 (incl. VAT) |
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STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £115 ($21/$184)
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16'
FISHER SWAMPSCOTT
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £135 (incl. VAT) |
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STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £115 ($21/$184)
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20' STRIP PLANKED KITE DAYBOAT
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The Kite was conceived as a fast and seaworthy dayboat capable of taking a
family comfortably on extended coastal camping treks or to provide them with
some exciting day-sailing in estuary waters. In designing the hull, we have kept
in mind a multi-role concept and as well as providing a large open dayboat, the
same hull also has the capacity to take a full deck and cabin arrangement making
her into a comfortable fast cruising yacht. As drawn, we have shown her as a
simple open dayboat with fully fitted cockpit seating/lockers and a foredeck.
Fitting a boom tent will allow sleeping on board whilst the drawings also show
an alternative cuddy arrangement with space to accommodate a small galley and
Porta-loo. We can also draw up alternative fit out arrangements going up to a
fully fitted cabin.
Construction uses the modern strip plank method with a core of Cedar sheathed
both sides with glass cloth in epoxy. The ply bulkheads and remaining structure
are all bonded in with epoxy. The centreboard (which could be substituted with a
fixed keel) has an aluminium core with wood sheath. Ballast is provided by a
combination of solid ballast in the bilge and water ballast tanks.
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20' Strip Planked Kite Particulars |
| LOA |
20' |
6.1m |
| Beam |
8'1" |
2.45m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'11" |
0.89m |
| Draft |
9"/4'7" |
0.23/1.39m |
| Sail
Area |
225
sq.ft |
20.89
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1600
lbs |
726
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank |
| Major
strip wood requirements for hull |
2550'
of 5/8" x 1 1/4" (780m of 15x30mm) Western Red Cedar |
| Guidance
Use |
Up
to 6 adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
6
x A1 drawings + 8 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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20'
KITE DAYBOAT
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £200 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS
£170
($21/$272) |
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TRACKER 18
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This craft which is based upon the Highlander 18, has been developed for a
client in Australia specifically for trailing across rough terrain in order to
explore out of the way creeks and rivers which would otherwise be difficult to
get to. She has room to sleep 2 or 4 in comfort under a cubby and boom tent.
Construction is by simple ply/epoxy and stitch and tape methods and the basic
hull can be adapted to take on many different roles. 17’6’’x 5’4’’,
weight excluding water ballast 750 lbs Draft is approx. 9’’ with the
centreboard up, 3’7’’ with it down.
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Tracker 18 Particulars |
| LOA |
17'6" |
5.34m |
| Beam |
5'4" |
1.63m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'
5 1/2" |
0.75m |
| Draft |
9"/3'7" |
0.23/1.09m |
| Sail
Area |
105
sq.ft |
9.77
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
750
lbs |
340
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Flat
bottom plank plus 3 planks per side |
| Construction
Methods |
Ply
over frame |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
12
x 6mm
5 x 9mm
1 x 12mm |
| Guidance
Use |
4-6
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
2
x A1 drawings + 7 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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18'
TRACKER
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £70 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE
- STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS
£60 ($21/$96) |
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SWIFT 6m DAYBOAT |
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The Swift 6 metre dayboat was commissioned by Mr. P. Roberts who wanted an
easily built boat similar in line to some of the French dayboats. In fact, she
is also similar to boats of the Gareloch and Loch Long classes raced on the
Clyde. The drawings show full details for her construction using the easy
stringer/clinker plank method as used on the Islay design but she may also be
built using the strip plank method or a drawing can be produced showing plank
shapes for stitch and epoxy. Mould sectional shapes are erected upside down on a
building frame. The keel structure, transom and stem are then temporarily
fastened in place along with the stringers. The ply planks are then applied
oversize and trimmed to the shape dictated by the stringers. The chipboard mould
shapes are all computer faired so that there is no need for lofting and details
are given for hollow wood spars. LOD 6m, 19’9’’; Beam 2m, 6’7’’;
Draft .45/1.1, 1’6’’/3’7’’; SA 16.4 sq.m, 174 sq.ft., Weight 750 kg,
1653 lb; Ballast 210 kg, 463 lb. Details are available for a deeper keel and
cuddy version (without the centreboard) and a version with greater internal
volume and an inboard engine. |
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Swift 6m Particulars |
| LOA |
19'9" |
6m |
| Beam |
6'7" |
2m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'5" |
0.74m |
| Draft |
1'6"/3'7" |
0.45/1.1m |
| Sail
Area |
174
sq.ft |
16.4
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1653
lbs |
750
kg |
| Ballast |
463
lbs |
210
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Clinker
ply |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
5
x 6mm sheets
12 x 9mm sheets
2 x 12mm sheets |
| Guidance
Use |
4-6
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
6
x A1 drawings + 5 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
Alternative
fixed keel with 2'3" (0.68m) draft and small cuddy/cabin.
Mk 2 moulds (hull with more volume) and inboard engine
installation. |
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SWIFT
6m DAYBOAT
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £145 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £123 ($21/$197)
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16' PIPIT HAMPTON FLATTIE
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The Pipit has been modeled on the old Hampton type ‘Flattie’ which has a
flat bottom over most of it’s length running into a moderate ‘V’ aft
towards the transom. The bottom also has a reasonable amount of rocker fore and
aft and this combination with well flaired topsides on a relatively narrow hull
(by modern standards) make for a fast easily driven hull shape which is also
easy to construct. The plans show the ply hull panel shapes for stitch and epoxy
construction along with the shapes of the centreboard case, transom and frames,
making this a very easy boat to build. There is room for dry stowage fore and
aft (or built-in buoyancy) and with a boom tent she could easily be slept on.
She can either have the old Una rig with single sail or a sloop rig and she may
use a weighted ply or steel centreplate.
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16' Pipit Hampton Flattie Particulars |
| LOA |
16' |
4.86m |
| Beam |
4'7" |
1.4m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
1'9" |
0.53m |
| Draft |
5"/2'7" |
0.12/0.79m |
| Sail
Area |
99
sq.ft |
9.22
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
441
lbs |
200
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Flat
bottom single chine - sharpie type |
| Construction
Methods |
Stitch
and tape |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
1
x 6mm sheet
5 x 9mm sheets
1 x 12mm sheet |
| Guidance
Use |
3-4
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
4
x A1 drawings + 6 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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16'
PIPIT FLATTIE
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £125 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £106
($21/$170) |
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16'
CHINCOTEAGUE SKIFF
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £125 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £106 ($21/$170)
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17'9" BALTIC LUGGER
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Sea Breeze was designed for a German client who wanted a well found dayboat
capable of long single handed passages around coastal waters with the occasional
hop across deeper water to new shores. She had to have a reasonably sized
sleeping platform (which extends under the foredeck and aft under a tent) and
space for a removable chart table as well as plenty of stowage space. The rig
had to be simple and easy to stow with all controls led aft to the steering
position. Construction details are for strip planking over computer faired
moulds. The planking is glass/epoxy sheathed inside and out. Her generous depth
of hull means that she could be fitted with a small cabin as well as alternative
rig/keel configurations. LOD 17'9" (5.42m); Beam 6'10" (2.08m); Draft
1'/4'9" (.3/1.45m); Approx. wht. 1378 lbs (625 kg) incl. 496 lbs (225 kg)
of ballast - note, the plans also show an alternative sail plan - a gunter
yawl with jib/bowsprit.
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17'9" Baltic Lugger Particulars |
| LOA |
17'9" |
5.42m |
| Beam |
6'
10" |
2.08m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'
10" |
0.86m |
| Draft |
1'/4'9" |
0.3/1.45m |
| Sail
Area |
156
sq.ft |
14.5
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1378
lbs |
625
kg |
| Ballast |
496
lbs |
225
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank |
| Major
strip wood requirements for hull |
1885'
of 1/2" x 1 1/4") 575m of 12x30mm Western Red Cedar |
| Guidance
Use |
4
adults but can take more |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
9
x 8 |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
Fixed
long keel alternative with 1'6" (450mm) draft
Alternative rig - gunter yawl with jib and bowsprit |
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17'9"
BALTIC LUGGER
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £175 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £149 ($21/$238)
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18'4"
TOSHER
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £200 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS
£170 ($21/$272) |
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25' LAKELAND PULLING BOAT
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The Lakeland 25 is a modern double chined pulling boat designed for use on
lakes, estuaries and offshore by outward bound organizations, scout groups etc.
No frame set-up is required - she is made using simple stitch and tape
techniques with computer generated and faired ply hull panels stitched together
with preformed ply frames and bulkheads. Epoxy and glass tape is then used on
all the hull seams and joins. 9mm plywood is used throughout. Twelve rowers can
be accommodated with space for their gear under the seats. An outboard well is
situated aft and the sole will self drain when the boat is empty and at anchor.
She could take an inboard engine and be fitted out with a cabin and more
decking.
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25' Lakeland Pulling Boat Particulars |
| LOA |
25' |
7.64m |
| Beam |
6'9" |
2.06m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'8" |
0.82m |
| Draft |
12" |
0.3m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1000
lbs |
454
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Multi-chine
with 3 planks per side |
| Construction
Methods |
Stitch
and tape |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
20
x 9mm sheets
1 x 12mm sheet |
| Guidance
Use |
12-16
teenagers |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
5
x A1 drawings + 7 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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25'
LAKELAND PULLING BOAT
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £165 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £140 ($21/$224)
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22' VIRGINIAN SKIFF
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We have the computer generated mould shapes and building jig details (only) for
a 22'x7'2" (6.71x2.18m) Yankee Skiff for rowing or motor power. Could be
strip planked or completed in clinker ply. These skiffs have a narrow flat
bottom plank and a shapely wineglass transom and were often used for oyster
tonging.
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22' Virginian Skiff Particulars |
| LOA |
22' |
6.71m |
| Beam |
7'2" |
2.18m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'
2 1/2" |
0.67m |
| Draft |
13" |
0.33m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank, clinker ply |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
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| Guidance
Use |
6
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
2
x A1 drawings + 1 x A4 instruction sheet |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
Plank
shapes for 9 planks per side stitch and tape version. |
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22' VIRGINIAN SKIFF (MOULDS/JIG
ONLY) PLANS COST
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23'5" EAST CORNISH LUGGER
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This craft takes it's heritage from quite a number of traditional fishing craft
used around the South West and French coasts for pilchard and mackerel driving.
These boats had quite a number of subtle variations on the lug rig and in this
case we have gone for a dipping main with standing lug mizzen mounted fairly
well forward making a bumpkin unnecessary. The hull is a simplified form of a
type which we have initially developed for constructing simple versions of
classic motor boats. this uses pre-shaped ply sides which are attached to a
computer generated framework of ply bulkheads and girders. The bottom is formed
using arched ply in 2 layers and the round bilge area is strip planked with the
whole hull sheathed in glass cloth. She has a steel centreplate and is fitted
out in open fashion with side decks and thwarts and has areas for an outboard
well and built-in buoyancy. LOD 23'5" (7.14m); Beam 7'2" (2.17m);
Draft 18"/4'4" (0.45/1.3m); Sail Area 331 sq.ft. (30.8 sq.m.); Approx.
weight 1100 lbs. (500 kg) excl. ballast of up to 330 lbs (150 kg). |
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23' 5" East Cornish Lugger Particulars |
| LOA |
23'5" |
7.14m |
| Beam |
7'2" |
2.17m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'4" |
0.7m |
| Draft |
18"/4'4" |
0.45/1.3m |
| Sail
Area |
331
sq.ft |
30.8
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight excl. ballast |
1100
lbs |
500
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
U
shaped |
| Construction
Methods |
Ply
over frame |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
6
x 6mm sheets
6 x 9mm sheets
2 x 12mm sheets
1 x 18mm sheets |
| Guidance
Use |
6
adults + |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
3
x A1 drawings + 32 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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23'5"
EAST CORNISH LUGGER
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £95 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £81 ($21/$130)
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21' GRACE HARWAR LONG BOAT
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This
design, for a Dutch client, has 8 planks per side which are simply stitched
together edge to edge and finished with epoxy and tape. She may be fitted out in
many different ways but the standard drawings show her with a steel centreboard
which is below the sole level and with plenty of seat/storage spaces. She has an
outboard well and the drawings give details of a boom tent and cuddy. |
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21; Grace Harwar Particulars |
| LOA |
21'4" |
6.5m |
| Beam |
6'7" |
2m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'4" |
0.7m |
| Draft |
1'8"/4'5" |
0.5/1.35m |
| Sail
Area |
170
sq.ft |
15.81
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1000
lbs |
454
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge with 8 planks per side |
| Construction
Methods |
Stitch
and tape |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
20
x 9mm sheets
2 x 12mm Sheets |
| Guidance
Use |
4-6
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
+
11 A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
Double
sprit mainsails with jib |
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21'
GRACE HARWAR
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £155 (incl. VAT) |
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STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS
£132 ($21/$211) |
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DRONTHEIM YAWL
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21'8"
x 6' x 3' (mid-depth) Drontheim Yawl for the Causeway Coast Kayak Assoc. - this
is a traditional Irish open yawl and we have been asked to model her on the
computer and develop the 9 hull planks for stitch and tape construction plus
frame shapes only - guidance is available for those who need construction
details, or we can draw up plans to suit. |
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21' 8" Drontheim Yawl Particulars |
| LOA |
21'8" |
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| Beam |
6' |
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| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'1" |
0.64m |
| Draft |
3' |
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| Approx.
Dry Weight |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Stitch
tape |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
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| Guidance
Use |
6
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
3
x A1 drawings + 1 x A4 instruction sheet |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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DRONTHEIM YAWL (PLANK/FRAMES ONLY) PLANS COST
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20' CATALAN FISHING BOAT |
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This is a 20’ (6.1m)
Traditional Llaut Catalan double ended fishing boat for Mr. Jose Grisell.
The hull is for Cedar strip planking - she has a large hold and an
inboard engine arrangement. Beam is 7'6" (2.29m) and the loaded
displacement to the DWL is 1.5 tons (1524kg).
The hull
has a typical Mediterranean hull shape with a hard bilge and fairly fine
ends making a stable and sea-kindly hull form. |
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20' Catalan Fishing Boat Particulars |
| LOA |
20' |
6.1m |
| Beam |
7'6" |
2.29m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
3'5" |
1.04m |
| Draft |
1'8" |
0.5m |
| Sail
Area |
196
sq.ft |
18.2
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
2450
lbs |
1111
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank - 2 layers of 12mm |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
4260'
of 1/2" x 1 3/4" (1300m of 12x45mm) Western Red Cedar |
| Guidance
Use |
4-6
adults + gear/cargo |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
6
x A1 drawings + 4 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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20'
LLAUT CATALAN
FISHING BOAT PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £225 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £191 ($21/$306) |
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18' BITTERN
DAYSAILER
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The Bittern design started life when our client bought an old and rotting
daysailer which he intended to restore - however, he realised that starting from
scratch would be easier and give him a brand new boat which, with modern strip
plank construction, would have low maintenance for many years to come. At the
same time we increased her length and depth.
She has lifting bilge
plates with cases which form the seat/locker fronts and which make her easy to
trail and leave an uncluttered cockpit space suitable for sleeping in. An
optional cuddy is shown which could be permanent or detachable and she could
take a full cabin. A versatile little daysailer for coastal cruising with the
family. An outboard can be mounted on the transom or in a well.
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18' Bittern Daysailer Particulars |
| LOA |
17'9" |
5.4m |
| Beam |
6'9" |
2.06m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
1
11 1/2" |
0.59m |
| Draft |
1'/3'7" |
0.3/1.1m |
| Sail
Area |
226
sq.ft |
21
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
2315
lbs |
1050
kg |
| Ballast |
662
lbs |
300
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
2164'
of 5/8" x 1 1/4" (660m of 16 x30mm) Western Red Cedar |
| Guidance
Use |
Up
to 6 adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
7
x A1 drawings + 6 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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18'
BITTERN PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £200 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £170 ($21/$272)
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FRIGATE'S
BOAT
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £250 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £213 ($21/$341)
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| 18' BUNGAY BROADS
DAYBOAT
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This
design is based upon the traditional daysailers and small yachts that
can be hired on the Norfolk Broads.
Construction is Cedar strip planking over computer faired moulds/jig.
The mast is stepped in a tabernacle for easy raising/lowering and she
can take 4-6 adults comfortably. Storage is under the fore deck either
side of the mast.
The keel consists of lead ballast bolted to a central steel plate (which
has a flange at the top thro’ bolted to the inner keel) - the plate is
sheathed in wood/epoxy to a foil shape.

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This
example by Julian Pursaill.
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18' Bungay Particulars |
| LOA |
18' |
5.5m |
| Beam |
6'4" |
1.9m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'1
1/2" |
0.65m |
| Draft |
2'10" |
0.88m |
| Sail
Area |
225
sq.ft |
20.94
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1450
lbs |
658
kg |
| Ballast |
470
lbs |
213
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank |
| Major
strip wood requirements for hull |
1840'
of 5/8" x 1 1/4" (560m of 16x30mm) Western Red Cedar |
| Guidance
Use |
2-4
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
13
x A1 drawings + 5 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
Larger
sail plan - 245 sq.ft (22.76 sq.m) |
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18'
BUNGAY BROADS DAYBOAT
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £200 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £170 ($21/$272)
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16'x6' LIGHTSHIP'S
LIFEBOAT |
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We
have the computer faired mould, inner stem and transom shape for an open
boat based upon a 16’ x 6’ Lightship’s Lifeboat—a sturdy little
seaboat which could take 12 men and carry a simple lug rig—they were
clinker built but could be strip planked.
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16'x6' Lightship's Lifeboat Particulars |
| LOA |
16' |
4.88m |
| Beam |
6' |
1.83m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'
7 1/2" |
0.8m |
| Draft |
12"
average |
0.3m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Clinker
or strip plank |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
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| Guidance
Use |
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| Drawing/Design
Package |
2
x A1 drawings (moulds and jig only) + 2 x A4 instruction sheets
- with guidance wood scantlings |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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18' CORMORANT FAST DAYBOAT |
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We designed the 16’
Stornoway for Walt Scherf and having built that boat, he asked me to
draw up an 18’ fast dayboat based partly on the Stornoway model but
with lower sleeker lines. What has evolved is a hull with 6 planks per
side and a very narrow flat bottom panel to make construction easier.
The plans have been drawn up for clinker/ply construction but the plank
shapes are given for stitch and tape construction too. For both methods,
construction starts with a ply backbone epoxied to the narrow bottom
panel making a very strong ‘T’ section.
The standard plan uses a aerofoil sectioned
daggerboard for maximum efficiency but she could take a hinged
centreboard. There is plenty of room for buoyancy and dry storage.
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18' Cormorant Particulars |
| LOA |
18' |
5.49m |
| Beam |
6'1" |
1.85m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
1'10" |
0.56m |
| Draft |
7"/4'2" |
0.18/1.26m |
| Sail
Area |
149
sq.ft |
13.83
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
475
lbs |
215
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge with 6 planks per side |
| Construction
Methods |
stitch
and tape and clinker ply |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
18
x 6mm sheets
2 1/2 x 9mm sheets
1 x 12mm sheet
1 x 18mm sheet |
| Guidance
Use |
3
or more adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
6
x A1 drawings + 7 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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18'
CORMORANT DAYBOAT
PLANS PRICE |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £145 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £123 ($21/$197)
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6m FLUSHING
CLINKER DAYSAILER |
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This
large daysailer may be built in 2 versions—a fixed keel motorboat with
either an inboard engine or outboard in a well, or a sailing version
with fixed or lifting keel. Construction is for clinker/ply over
computer generated moulds which could also be used for a strip plank
version. There is plenty of stowage space and she could take a cuddy
and/or boom tent.
LOD
19’8”
(5.99m);
Beam
6’8”
(2.03m);
Draft—long keel version 2’ (0.61m),
centreplate version 1’4”/3’11” (0.4/1.18m);
Approx. wht. 1488lbs
(675kg);
Ballast 331 lbs (150kg); Sail Area 214 sq.ft (19.93 sq.m).
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6m Flushing Particulars |
| LOA |
19'8" |
5.99m |
| Beam |
6'8" |
2.03m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'
4 1/2" |
0.72m |
Draft
- long keel version
Draft - centreplate version |
2'
1'4"/3'11" |
0.61m
0.4/1.18m |
| Sail
Area |
214
sq.ft |
19.93
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1488
lbs |
675
kg |
| Ballast |
331
lbs |
150
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Clinker
ply |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
4
x 4mm sheets
15 x 6mm sheets (some my be 9mm for 9mm planking)
3 x 9mm sheets
2 x 12mm sheets |
| Guidance
Use |
Up
to 6 adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
8
x A1 drawings + 5 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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6m
FLUSHING DAYSAILER |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £190 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £162 ($21/$259)
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SAFE HARBOUR 12 STRIP PLANKED DAYSAILER |
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Based
on the Dark Harbor 12 designed by B.B. Crowninshield in the early part
of the 20th Century, this design has an updated underwater shape and
construction method.
She
is very much a mini J class. With a 12’ waterline and overall length
of over 20’ she has elegantly long overhangs which hark back to a
bygone era of sailing.
Construction
is for modern strip planking using Western Red Cedar over computer
faired moulds.
LOA
20’3” (6.18m); LWL 12’3” (3.74m); Beam 5’8” (1.73m); Draft
3’2” (0.96m); Displ. To WL 2117lbs (960kg); Ballast 970lbs (440kg);
Sail Area 216 sq.ft. (20.11sq.m)
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Left - the first Safe
Harbour under construction by Donald Good of The Leaky Boat Co. - http://www.leaky-boat.cz/ |
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Left and below, a nicely
finished example by C. Osler |
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Safe Harbour 12 Particulars |
| LOA |
20'3" |
6.18m |
| Beam |
5'8" |
1.73m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'7" |
0.78m |
| Draft |
3'2" |
0.96m |
| Sail
Area |
216
sq.ft |
20.11
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1500
lbs |
680
kg |
| Ballast |
970
lbs |
440
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank |
| Major
wood requirements for hull |
1640'
of 5/8" x 1 1/4" (500m of 16x30mm) Western Red Cedar |
| Guidance
Use |
3
+ adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
12
x A1 drawings + 6 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
Gaff
and Bermudan main rigs given |
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SAFE
HARBOUR 12 DAYSAILER |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £225 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £191 ($21/$306)
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18'7" SNIPA
SPRIT SAILING FISHING BOAT |
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Snipa’s
(pronounced Sneepa) are traditional clinker Nordic Fishing boats with a
reputation for excellent sea keeping qualities and stability.
Construction has been kept much like the original boats although plywood
planking can be used instead of solid wood.
Many
traditional boats have been converted with an inboard engine—the
installation of a Farymann 7.5 hp engine is detailed as an option.
Ballast used to be stone and this can still be used although a ballast
keel is also detailed. She is built over frames which may be traditional
solid or laminated and which are computer faired.
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18'7" Snipa Sprit rigged Fishing Boat Particulars |
| LOA |
18'7" |
5/67m |
| Beam |
6/8" |
2.03m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'11" |
0.88m |
| Draft |
2'1" |
0.65m |
| Sail
Area |
156
sq.ft |
14.54
sq.m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1808
lbs |
820
kg |
| Ballast |
551
lbs |
250
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge |
| Construction
Methods |
Clinker |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
12
sheets of 15mm plywood (or 12mm high quality) |
| Guidance
Use |
6
or more adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
9
x A1 drawings + 5 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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SNIPA
FISHING BOAT |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £200 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £170 ($21/$272)
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15'1" PORT PEGASUS
ROWING & MOTOR BOAT
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The
Port Pegasus is a clinker boat which may be used as a pure rowing boat
or fitted with a small diesel (ie Farymann 7.5) as a small motor launch
with classic appearance.
As
a general purpose launch, she could be fitted out in a variety of
different ways—ie. With a small cuddy, centre console arrangement or
even with an appropriate sail/keel plan. The drawings give the computer
faired mould shapes and building jig details for modern clinker
construction—framing incorporates the plywood bulkheads etc. Mid hull
depth is 1’9” (0.53m).
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15' 1" Port Pegasus Particulars |
| LOA |
15'1" |
4.59m |
| Beam |
5'7" |
1.7m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
1'9" |
0.54m |
Draft
ex engine
Draft incl engine |
7
1/2"
1' 2 1/2" |
0.19m
0.37m |
Approx.
Dry Weight ex engine
Approx. Dry Weight incl engine |
331
lbs
573 lbs |
150
kg
260 kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge with 8 planks per side |
| Construction
Methods |
Clinker
ply |
| Major
plywood requirements for hull |
1
x 6mm sheet
8 x 9mm sheets
1/2 x 12mm sheet |
| Guidance
Use |
5-6
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
5
x A1 drawings + 3 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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PORT
PEGASUS PLANS COST |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £105 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £89 ($21/$142)
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27' NORTHUMBRIAN COBLE
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Most
East Coast Cobles were of clinker (lapstrake) construction but a few
were carvel and the 27’ Northumbrian Coble emulates one of these by
using modern strip planked construction. I have not attempted to
‘modernize’ the concept too much and so have gone for the
traditional deep forefoot, well angled rudder and twin ‘drafts’ (skegs)
to help keep her to windward under sail and ‘grip’ the water. She is
essentially a large open working boat with moveable seating set up
mainly for rowing but with and an optional outboard well and a
traditional standing lug rig.
Although
not shown at present, we can produce the moulds and jig details for a
clinker version, if that is preferred.
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27'
Northumbrian Coble Particulars |
| LOA |
27' |
8.23m |
| Beam |
7'2" |
2.18m |
| Hull
Mid Depth |
2'10" |
0.86m |
Draft
Draft incl rudder |
1'
6 1/2"
4'1" |
0.47m
1.24m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
1720
lbs |
780
kg |
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Hull
Shape |
Round
bilge with tumblehome aft |
| Construction
Methods |
Strip
plank |
| Major
strip wood requirements for hull |
3115'
of 3/4" x 1 1/4" (950m of 18x30mm) Western Red Cedar |
| Guidance
Use |
6-8
adults |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
7
x A1 drawings + 5 x A4 instruction sheets |
| Additions
and alterations included with the plans |
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27'
NORTHUMBRIAN COBLE PLANS COST |
| UK/EU -
STUDY PLAN £15.00/FULL PLANS £250 (incl. VAT) |
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| USA/ELSEWHERE -
STUDY PLAN £13.00/FULL PLANS £213 ($21/$341)
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