DESIGN The C60 is for people who enjoy sailing. A perfect ocean voyager, but simple enough for a quick sail after work. The best word to describe it is easy. Easy to build, sail and maintain. Building takes about two thirds the hours and materials of aconventionally built boat, with almost none of the mess, grinding, sanding, secondary… Continue reading CRUISER 60
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ELEMENTARRY
Elementarry, a 7.5 m x 4 m, trailerable sport harryproa that has telescoping beams and the option of an interchangeable windward hull giving you a versatile boat that can be used for racing, fast day sailing and camping. Specifications: Leeward hull length: 7.5 m / 25′ Windward hull length: 3 m / 10′ Beam: 4… Continue reading ELEMENTARRY
HARRY
The plans for strip planked harrys are still available, but the preferred build method now is to infuse it from foam and glass. The first harry was an experimental boat built in my garage and assembled on a mudflat. It proved the concept worked, but was, to say the least, somewhat rough. SPECIFICATIONS: Leeward hull:… Continue reading HARRY
Visionarry Sport 50
The Visionarry Sport Blind Date specifications are correct, though difficult to believe. The materials list for a boat to sailing stage (not including freight, wastage, taxes, motors, electronics, etc) is approximately $Aus50,000. Specifications: Leeward hull length: 15 m / 50′ Windward hull length: 10 m / 32’8 Beam: 8.3 m / 27′ Empty weight: 2.2… Continue reading Visionarry Sport 50