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Originally Posted by Perithead
Nice job! Look's pretty simply. What method did you use to join the sides to the bottom? I see the white stuff which am thinking is some sort of epoxy.
That's very quick for such a boat!
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it really was seven days wokshop time from first cut to first sail
the inner seams are made with some old epoxy I had in the garage - I ran out of that so I used some even older polyester on the outside
it is not pretty
but I intend to make a better one next year using flo mos plans and make the boat even better and lighter
meantime the plans are here
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if you want me to email you the five pdfs I can do that too
my email is all over the website
or you can email me at
dylan dot winter at virgin dot net
or download them here
http://www.keepturningleft.co.uk/ktl...-plans-arrive/
I used to be a windsurfer but at my age not up to it anymore
this was an entirely new way of sailing to me - and it felt really fast because I am so low down
I am a cameraman and plan on using the boat to film the birds
the old wild fowlers would sail close to the birds, take the mast down and then scull with a single paddle over their shoulder - no idea how they did that
Dylan
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