Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this weekend...wow...is that
dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about half as much as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good, too...

Better keep it locked up , Doug.

SBV

"katy" wrote in message
...
Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this
weekend...wow...is that
dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about half as much
as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good,
too...

Scotty wrote:
Better keep it locked up , Doug.

SBV

"katy" wrote in message
...

Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this

weekend...wow...is that

dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about half as much

as my Dink

From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good,

too...


It's on the rack right next to mine....Doug trusts me...

katysails wrote in message
Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this
weekend...wow...is that dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about half as much
as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good,
too...

Thanks for the report. Did Chopper like it too?

-signed- Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye)

katysails wrote
Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this
weekend...wow...is that dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about half as much
as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good, too...

Thanks for the compliments. It was fun to watch the boat in action, I
have not had that perspective before.

"Scotty" wrote:
Better keep it locked up , Doug.

It is. After all, that's how to keep honest people honest. As for the
others, they are too busy stealing outboards to worry about a rowing-
only dinghy. And Katysails old me that Joe wanted to buy it for a
hundred bucks in the event of my demise!

If anybody wants to copy this dinghy, I will be glad to send them the
plans and the table of offsets. However, when discussing it over on
rec-boats-building, there was little or no interest other than a few
cranks who said "Why bother to build a light weight dinghy?
Traditional designs are meant to be heavy and they work mush better
that way (etc etc)" so I don't expect the world to beat a path to my
door.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

wrote:
katysails wrote in message
Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this
weekend...wow...is that dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about half as much
as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good,
too...


Thanks for the report. Did Chopper like it too?

-signed- Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye)

Chopper didn't go for a ride...he is a bit under the weather so left him
in his sacred aft cabin...

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:57:26 -0500, wrote
(in article . com):

katysails wrote
Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this
weekend...wow...is that dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about half
as much
as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good, too...

Thanks for the compliments. It was fun to watch the boat in action, I
have not had that perspective before.

"Scotty" wrote:
Better keep it locked up , Doug.

It is. After all, that's how to keep honest people honest. As for the
others, they are too busy stealing outboards to worry about a rowing-
only dinghy. And Katysails old me that Joe wanted to buy it for a
hundred bucks in the event of my demise!

If anybody wants to copy this dinghy, I will be glad to send them the
plans and the table of offsets. However, when discussing it over on
rec-boats-building, there was little or no interest other than a few
cranks who said "Why bother to build a light weight dinghy?
Traditional designs are meant to be heavy and they work mush better
that way (etc etc)" so I don't expect the world to beat a path to my
door.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King


I would like plans.

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass

"Mundo" wrote in message
. net...
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:57:26 -0500, wrote
(in article . com):

katysails wrote
Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this
weekend...wow...is that dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about
half
as much
as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good, too...

Thanks for the compliments. It was fun to watch the boat in action, I
have not had that perspective before.

"Scotty" wrote:
Better keep it locked up , Doug.

It is. After all, that's how to keep honest people honest. As for the
others, they are too busy stealing outboards to worry about a rowing-
only dinghy. And Katysails old me that Joe wanted to buy it for a
hundred bucks in the event of my demise!

If anybody wants to copy this dinghy, I will be glad to send them the
plans and the table of offsets. However, when discussing it over on
rec-boats-building, there was little or no interest other than a few
cranks who said "Why bother to build a light weight dinghy?
Traditional designs are meant to be heavy and they work mush better
that way (etc etc)" so I don't expect the world to beat a path to my
door.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King


I would like plans.

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass



I would also! g


--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
"Mundo" wrote in message
. net...
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:57:26 -0500, wrote
(in article . com):

katysails wrote
Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this
weekend...wow...is that dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about
half
as much
as my Dink
From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good, too...

Thanks for the compliments. It was fun to watch the boat in action, I
have not had that perspective before.

"Scotty" wrote:
Better keep it locked up , Doug.

It is. After all, that's how to keep honest people honest. As for the
others, they are too busy stealing outboards to worry about a rowing-
only dinghy. And Katysails old me that Joe wanted to buy it for a
hundred bucks in the event of my demise!

If anybody wants to copy this dinghy, I will be glad to send them the
plans and the table of offsets. However, when discussing it over on
rec-boats-building, there was little or no interest other than a few
cranks who said "Why bother to build a light weight dinghy?
Traditional designs are meant to be heavy and they work mush better
that way (etc etc)" so I don't expect the world to beat a path to my
door.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King


I would like plans.

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass



I would also! g

Hell, I just want your boat.

Max

Maxprop wrote:
"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...

"Mundo" wrote in message
n.net...

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:57:26 -0500, wrote
(in article . com):


katysails wrote

Had the cahnce to try out Doug's project this

weekend...wow...is that dink light1 And easy to row. And weighs about
half
as much
as my Dink

From Hell...I am way impressed. and it looks good, too...

Thanks for the compliments. It was fun to watch the boat in action, I
have not had that perspective before.

"Scotty" wrote:

Better keep it locked up , Doug.

It is. After all, that's how to keep honest people honest. As for the
others, they are too busy stealing outboards to worry about a rowing-
only dinghy. And Katysails old me that Joe wanted to buy it for a
hundred bucks in the event of my demise!

If anybody wants to copy this dinghy, I will be glad to send them the
plans and the table of offsets. However, when discussing it over on
rec-boats-building, there was little or no interest other than a few
cranks who said "Why bother to build a light weight dinghy?
Traditional designs are meant to be heavy and they work mush better
that way (etc etc)" so I don't expect the world to beat a path to my
door.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King


I would like plans.

--
Mundo, The Captain who is a bully and an ass



I would also! g


Hell, I just want your boat.

Max


hahaha..I got to row it and you didn't...hahahahaha...