Now if only he would add in a flat-bottom option for the nesting
diagram.....

Agreed. I got close enough by dragging the two halves together on one
sheet. I think you have to flip one over. The results are on the Solo15
microcruiser design on my website mentioned in a previous post in this
thread. (wesite address below, clikd on "Boats", "Designs", "Solo15") Look
at the panel layouts and the photos of the cardboard models.

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On 7 Sep 2005 22:37:55 GMT, (William R.
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Now if only he would add in a flat-bottom option for the nesting
diagram.....

Agreed. I got close enough by dragging the two halves together on one
sheet. I think you have to flip one over. The results are on the Solo15
microcruiser design on my website mentioned in a previous post in this
thread. (wesite address below, clikd on "Boats", "Designs", "Solo15") Look
at the panel layouts and the photos of the cardboard models.


Hey, just found an option in hulls 1.89 for flat bottom. When you
save the file, there is an option on the right side of the box that
says "save extras" there is an option in there to save the keel.

after saving it, you can then add the keel (or flat bottom) to the
nesting diagram as one piece.

works well. there are also extra frames, and "soles" you can save as
well. the soles are like if you had a v-hull, and wanted a flat
bottom at one of the chines. it saves one for every chine.




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