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Default Generating plywood panels from hull sections

mike wrote:
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William R. Watt wrote:

Brian Nystrom ) writes:


I have a set of 20 hull sections that I would like to input into a
design program, then generate panels for S&G construction. Any
suggestions for software that will allow me to do that?


www.carlsondesign.com has a free hull program for plywood hulls that
will do that. people who follow this newsgroup have used it. From my
limited experience with the program you could put in the offsets for
the whole hull or for one section at a time.


I've played with Carlson Hulls somewhat and it appears that you can
only input 4 or 5 sections, which isn't nearly enough for my needs. If
it can in fact accept the 20 sections that I need to input, perhaps
someone can clue me in on how it's done.



Do a google on Blue Peter Marine, software from a chap downunder, has a
functional free version and a more capable Pro demo that can unfold and
develop - he calls it plates - but can't save the output in demo I think,
but maybe its worth a try and if it does what you want and maybe it's not
too expensive...


I had the 8S version and I've downloaded the 9S and "plate enhanced"
demo version. It appears that it can do what I want, but it's going to
take some time to figure out how.
 
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