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Click here for details of the Lines Plan special offer. Also there's a handy calculator here that quickly works out the area of a sail from its four sides - but I'm not sure if I believe that it can work Blackberry John Bell's dory-like 11ft flat-bottomed rower is 'just so'. Oarmouse My drawings of a two-sheet 14ft Mouse variant designed for fairly quick one-man rowing. As always, I've included a. Crocket-designed ft Boat Building Books Pdf Uploader sailing cruiser Crocket-designed ft two-berth sailboat found on one of the woodworking plans sites.

Thanks Dennis! He's shown that it is possible to successfully design, build and sail your own boat, and he's also an inventive kind of soul. I was recently reminded about his alternative centreboard design idea scroll some way down the page. Lightweight launching trolley Scroll down through this pdf of Optimist stuff and eventually you'll find some info on making a lightweigh launching trolley from plastic piping.

Kayak building shopnotes Some great shopnotes for builders of strip planked kayaks. I imagine it will also be useful for builders of other strip-built craft. Home-designed motorsailer catboat The 'Froggy guy from Hell' has drawn up a single-sailed motorsailer, and I can't work out whether to take him seriously or not. You judge for yourself. Home-designed cruising catamaran David Roy is designing and builidng an 18ft catamaran for weekend cruising.

Tank volume A utility for quickly calculating the volume of a tank. Payson on oars How to make oars from Harold Payson, one of the heros of instant and backyard boatbuilders.

Greenland paddles Everything you could want to know about Greenland Paddles. Paddles Good article about making canoe paddles. Proas Amazing page about proas from Craig O'Donnell. Unit conversion lookup Handy unit converter - very useful for those working on both sides of the Atlantic and elsewhere. Working out a catamaran A glimpse into this chap's design notebook as he works out his catamaran - so long as you have the software to see the files.

Understand rigging Reference data and articles from Moray McPhail's Classic Marine catalogue, including an excellent essay on rig loading, explanatory material about rigging, and some good advice on bouyancy in small boats. Lightweight box mast How to make a lightweight box mast, from Dave Grey of Polytarp sails fame. Dink drawings The nice people at Classic Boatworks have a new domain name. They mail out free plans for a small hard-chine pram to anyone who visits their site and emails them a request, and I gather their pages will shortly include a how-to covering the construction of their pram dinghy.

Take a look at the rest of their site while you're there. Rundgatting Building a replica rundgatting. Construction drawing and Sailplan Hull and sail plan for a 13ft catboat. Baidarka Free plans for building a baidarka canoe Sewn boats Amazing, wonderful sewn boats from Russia, and from before the era of epoxy. I wonder if stitch and tape inventor Barry Bucknell knew about them Oar length formula An alternative formula for defining oar length, and other goodies.

Junk rig article A nice article about the virtues of the junk rig. DIY rescue throwbag Dead easy to make throwbag for rescue situations. We should all have one, probably. Old-style speedster Rather basic plans for an old-fashioned outboard boat. Great fun, I'd say. Notes on design software Here's some notes I wrote on using the free boat design software that's available. A bigger Mouse The original small Mouse is proving popular - so here's another with a displacement of about lbs, or just about enough for two reasonable-sized people and their sandwiches, or for one person and some gear.

Conversion utilities Useful conversion utilities, including Imperial and Metric lengths, and speeds. Thanks go to Lew Clayman.

Foam composites Scary problems with construction based on foam composites. Self-steering plans Interesting self-steering plans. Land yachts Some great stuff about land yachts.

X-boats etc Pages about some wonderful old one-design racers. Comes with line drawings etc. New Jersey history New Jersey's maritime history with additional information including pages with extensive information on steam bending and molds to bend it on. There's also a diagram and parts list for building you own steamer set up. Mouseboats discussion group There's now a Yahoo discussion group for people who are building or are interested in building the Mouse one-and-a-half sheet canoe, and its sailing sister the slightly larger FIying Mouse.

There's even a short film clip of the first Mouse on the water! Both designs are free and can be downloaded via links here, at Yahoo, and at Duckworks. Bray on twin keels Interesting discussion of twin keels including some large claims. I really liked this and used it for my rop-of-the-page logo, and re-drew it using CAD for the stitch-and-glue generation of a century later.

Download a. If you can't print this stuff at a size where you can read all the information, you could take the files to a print shop.

Stevenson Projects Mini Cup Plans for Stevenson's fast lateen-rigged foot board boat are now available free. Almost free plans David Goodchild offers a wide range of boat design plans in the form of pamphlets for just a few dollars each. Small boat sailing rigs among the canoes I have been struck that some of the best material about small boat rigs comes from pages devoted largely to canoes. Design issues on buying a canoe An insight into how canoes work - and it's not as simple as you might think.

Project to design and build a two-sheet sailing skiff Will these people succeed? I hope so - they obviously enjoy their building and sailing their own little boats.

Choosing oars An essay from John Welsford discussing oars provides just about everything you're likely to need to know. Kayak and boat design software Software for designing strip built kayaks and boats, and calculating drag. Old boating projects for boys Some rather basic descriptions of boating projects thought to be appropriate for boys of a century ago or so. Some of them look terrifying to me.

Others might be an interesting challenge Electric boats Electric boat design information. The plans are free and they're available via this link! Well done Paul. Compare your boat How does your boat measure up? Building the Spray Design information about a seven-metre 'minimum cruiser', and a lot of boatbuilding advice. It looks more sensible than many long distance cruising vessels I've read about.

Wild ideas Some completely crazy design ideas including canting masts and rotating keels, from van de Stadt. Free designs An amateur designer publishes his attractive drawings, including a very nice 11ft outboard speedster. Origami one-sheeter Les Webster's highly original one-sheeter.

Not quite free, but very nearly so. Flying Mouse My micro sailing boat. Take a peek - there are gifs as well as dxf files. Also, there is a discussion group for builders and users of the Mouse family, and for those interested in the designs at Mouse Boats. If you can't print this material at a size where you can read all the information, you could take the files to a print shop. Cyber-Boat designs for free The Cyber-Boat range of designs is now available free - the link above takes you to a Yahoo, and all you have to do is to sign up to the Cyber-Boat Yahoogroup and look in the files section, where you will find a nice selection of dwg files.

There's also a link to the designer's home page, which itself has a link to IntelliCAD. This is where it lives now. Keel design essay LIke the man said - it's an essay about keel design, from Vacanit. Wonderful canoe pages These pages are on the way to becoming the best I've yet seen on canoes - lots of great historical stuff, on-line books and so on. A replica Liberdad A Slocum fan to beat them all builds and sails a replica of the Liberdad. Boat design simplified You may have come across Barend Migchelsen's name in the newsgroups.

This is the best and clearest description of his easy to follow boat design theory I have yet seen. DIY drift boat How to build a driftboat. Cajun boats How to build a Cajun skiff or pirogue. Making oars pictures A good sequence of pictures showing how to make oars from a plank Check Jim Michalak's way-back archives for drawings of oars very similar to these - and for that link go to my favourite sites listed above.

Canting masts, rotating keels There are some extraordinary design ideas in this boat. My thanks to Peter Vanderwaart. Thanks to Craig O'D. Plywood knowledge Everything you need to know about plywood. Aerodynamics knowledge Everything you need to know about aerodynamics. Thanks go to Joe. Curve of areas Also for the scientific designer, a curve of areas table put up by Peter Vanderwaart. Alternative sailing craft calculator How stable, fast etc is your boat? Duckworks Competition and other matters I've been a bit hyperactive over the last few months - two of my designs came first and third in the Duckworks design competition for a small coast-wise cruiser.

You can get the files direct from here: Bluestone files ; Castles in the Air files. The zip includes frames etc for both lapstrake and chine versions - though only the chine version is dimensioned at present - I'm sorry, but my patience didn't run to dimensioning the lapstrake version's frames Let me know if you really really want them, and maybe one day I'll run them up for you. At the other end of the size range, my experiences with very small boats Boat Building Books Pdf 100 have led me to develop the Mouse, an amazing 8ft double-paddle one-sheeter that you can build for a few quid on your kitchen table: Mouse files.

If you can't print the plans material at a size where you can read all the information, you could take the files to a print shop. Powering large hulls The powering of large hulls. There's also a good glossary on this site.

Sculling and the yuloh A guide to sculling and yulohs, from a highly respected New Zealand small boat designer. Please don't fail to look at his designs while you're there - you won't regret it. Light, cheap wingsails Huzzah - cheapskate boatbuilders can enjoy using sophisticated 21st century rigs.

Here's a guide to making light, cheap and effective wingsails from polytarp. Tyvek sails Tyvek can also be used to produce low cost sails. Here's an amazing set of magazine plans for a selection of s designs, including a 20ft V-bottom motor cruiser, a 22ft Chesapeake Bay Sharpie, a flat-bottomed 14ft cat-rigged knockabout, a 20ft sailing toothpick with a raisable bulb fin, a 15ft racing sloop, a 20ft scow, a 12ft V-bottom sloop, a dual use 8ft pram with a wheel and handles.

Once seen, never forgotten. And do please take a look around Dave Grey's useful site about polytarpaulin sails while you're there. Arctic kayaks Interesting detail regarding the traditional kayaks of the Arctic regious. Canoe for kids Fritz Funk's 'Wackie Lassie' canoe for children. New software source Also notice that they're giving away free 3D software.

I haven't tried it yet, but if any of you do, please let me know what you think. Thanks go to Rory McPhee for pointing all of this out to me. Lofting lecture Rory promises a new lecture on lofting here any day now; his pages are developing very nicely - and very usefully. Crayfish two-sheeter Here's Woods' Designs very appealing two sheeter - it's not free, but so cheap I felt I could break my own rule and include it. Design ratios explained Need to understand the important design ratios?

Read Chuck Merrell's columns at the Duckworks e-zine immediately. Access is free. The Rules updated The list of experts' 'Rules' by which we should design and choose out boats - have been updated.

It has been extended quite a lot with submissions from the excellent boatdesign and openboat Yahoogroups. You may find it essential reading; you might think about joining the groups, too. Glossary A useful glossary of terms - but save it quickly if you think you'll need it, as I've got a hunch it may not be around long. Quilla Price skiff lines and sailplan This is such an old-fashioned and head-turningly beautiful boat, I just had to share it with you.

Thanks to Craig O'Donnell for letting me in on the secret in the first place; those who interested in a muscular kind of old-fashioned boat, I'm in the middle of a project to draw up a plywoodised version. The Ensign's gig Crazy name, crazy Wait a minute! Here's the design stuff for a little sharp-bowed two sheeter.

It doesn't sound like the author has managed to balance the boat's rig particularly well and there's no bouyancy to speak of, but in other respects it's none too shabby. Must get my two sheeter finalised and published one day Rowing boat stability An essay on the stability of rowing boats. Tortured ply canoe - in Danish Tortured plywood canoe plans in Danish.

It sounds like another little job for Babelfish to me. Yacht stability Graham Radford talks turkey about stability.

Is he right? A classic skiff in ply I have CADified a classic 13ft 6in skiff from the beginning of the last century. As usual for one of my drawings, there are some gifs and dxf files, and added a small sailplan Best Boat Building Books Pdf that the original did not have.

I think it will make a perfectly good general purpose boat for those who have access to rivers and lakes, and don't go far out to sea on a bad day As always, please build a model before you build the boat!

Christmas dinghy Chuck Merrell's very neat and attractice small dinghy. Heaving-to aid Did I ever tell you about the brilliant Huntingford Impeder? The Miracle Class Dinghy site includes a description of this simple and effective gadget for temporarily lashing a tiller where you want it to be when hove-to etc.

I must make one for this summer. Blue Foam dinghy Here's someone building their own small boat design, and publishing both the design and their progress. Good luck to them.

Rethinking the proa The proa has just been reinvented! Can it be true? See what you think. Russian catamarans The Russians sail home-made inflatable catamarans, says Vladimir Eremeev. I'm sure he's right, but the Babelfish web translator made a terrible and sometimes funny job of his favourite website on the subject. A search of Russian home-built catamaran sites by a human Russian-speaking boat design nut could be really good.

An almost free flattie design A flattie skiff for rowing or a small outboard. Also, be warned that you will probably only be able to access these plans if you have Word 97 or later - Wordpad the cheapie word processor that Microsoft throws in with Windows , and StarOffice just don't seem to work with this file. Beautiful sailing canoe The story of how a home builder adapted a sailing canoe design and built it in strip planking. Classic Marine Moray McPhail's Classic Marine sells an excellent range of fittings and rigging parts made from bronze, brass, gunmetal, galvanised steel, tufnol and wood as appropriate.

An essential resource, if you're designing, building or already own what he would call a 'real boat'. The Scheel keel explained It's shallow, it's interesting, and it's different. Mission statement Here's someone explaining their approach to design. Sounds impressive, doesn't it? How much of this would you do? Hebridean boatbuilding Drawings of an interesting footer from the Outer Hebrides, and some other stuff about traditional boatbuilding on Harris. I want to go there and see this now!

Dave Grays sail design notes If you ever need some useful simple notes about sail design or about polytarp sails, do check Dave's site. Another land yacht Information about a land yacht from Gregg Carlson, of Hulls fame.

Another glossary Good explanations of various bits of hullform terminology. It's rather oriented towards ships rather than small boats, but a lot of the principles remain the same.

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