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"Parallax" wrote in message om... I originally got started looking at boat plans because I wanted to build a folding dinghy. However, now I am not too enthusiastic about folding ones and am interested in "nesting" ones. However, the nesting ones I have seen are fairly heavy and I have seen no plans for one anyway. Are there any plans for a two piece nesting dinghy using the lightweight construction methods similar to what the Mini-Cup uses? I am interested in a tender (maybe 10') for my 28' sailboat and I would like it to row well and fit (nested) on my foredeck. Shameless plug - I've designed one and used it for 4 years while cruising. Fit fine on the foredeck of our 30' cutter. Quite lightweight (that was one of the design goals) so 2 people could easily carry it up a beach or 1 could drag it. see it the small boat sections of www.bateau.com Do I dare try to design something like this on my own? Absolutely - but given the cost of typical boat plans v.s. your time and cost of boat building materials, is it worth it if you screw up? -- Evan Gatehouse you'll have to rewrite my email address to get to me ceilydh AT 3web dot net (fools the spammers) |
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