Re: [bolger] Nesting/Breakdown Tenders
In a message dated 4/5/00 4:04:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
foster.price@...writes:
<< m looking a building a new tender to my 23' yacht this (southern
hemisphere) winter. The 7' 6" pram that currently serves is nice and light
and fits (akwardly) on deck but these are it's only redeeming features. >>
Look at the FB11 on Bateau.com:
http://www.bateau.com/plans/small/FB11_study.htm
Looks like a nice little boat.
Chuck C., Excited because my sail kit from Sailrite just showed up today.
foster.price@...writes:
<< m looking a building a new tender to my 23' yacht this (southern
hemisphere) winter. The 7' 6" pram that currently serves is nice and light
and fits (akwardly) on deck but these are it's only redeeming features. >>
Look at the FB11 on Bateau.com:
http://www.bateau.com/plans/small/FB11_study.htm
Looks like a nice little boat.
Chuck C., Excited because my sail kit from Sailrite just showed up today.
In a message dated 00-04-07 07:08:25 EDT, you write:
<< Warren,
I'd be glad to scan and post it.
David Beede
115 Cygnet Lane
Melrose, FL 32666 >>
David,
I'll send it out this AM. I could also fax it if you have a fax number.
Regards, Warren
<< Warren,
I'd be glad to scan and post it.
David Beede
115 Cygnet Lane
Melrose, FL 32666 >>
David,
I'll send it out this AM. I could also fax it if you have a fax number.
Regards, Warren
Foster and all;
I have plans for the nesting dinghy "Two Bits" by Danny Greene, N.A.
LOA 9' 5" Beam 4' 2" 4" Draft Board up. It is stitch and glue built
from 1/4 " ply. There are plans included for a sailing version and outboard
mounting bracket.. I must have had these plans for almost 20 years.
Obviously not a boat that has become wildly popular over the years, but my
impression is that Greene is generally well thought of.
I would be happy to swap for old Boatbuilding magazines or books on boat
design, construction or camp cruising. Think I originally paid either $25 or
$35.
Best regards, Warren
I have plans for the nesting dinghy "Two Bits" by Danny Greene, N.A.
LOA 9' 5" Beam 4' 2" 4" Draft Board up. It is stitch and glue built
from 1/4 " ply. There are plans included for a sailing version and outboard
mounting bracket.. I must have had these plans for almost 20 years.
Obviously not a boat that has become wildly popular over the years, but my
impression is that Greene is generally well thought of.
I would be happy to swap for old Boatbuilding magazines or books on boat
design, construction or camp cruising. Think I originally paid either $25 or
$35.
Best regards, Warren
Foster,
I haven't built it or seen it but liked the drawing for "Halfling" at
Sponberg Designs -- their web address is:
http://boatbuilding.com/sponberg/designs.html
Good luck - Larry
I haven't built it or seen it but liked the drawing for "Halfling" at
Sponberg Designs -- their web address is:
http://boatbuilding.com/sponberg/designs.html
Good luck - Larry
----- Original Message -----
From: Foster Price <foster.price@...>
To: <bolger@egroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 3:56 PM
Subject: [bolger] Nesting/Breakdown Tenders
> Hello List
>
> I'm looking a building a new tender to my 23' yacht this (southern
> hemisphere) winter. The 7' 6" pram that currently serves is nice and
light
> and fits (akwardly) on deck but these are it's only redeeming features.
>
<SNIP>
> There are probably lots of others. I would appeciate hearing about other
> ideas for breakdown/nesting tenders, especially the system used to divide
> them eg cut athwartships like "Nestor" or cut lenghtwise like PCB's
nesting
> pram. Also of interest is the system used to align the pieces and fasten
> them. My thoughts are that it might be best to figure out the best method
> of achieving the breakdown, then selecting and adapting an existing
> "conventional" design.
>
> Regards - Foster Price
> Southland, New Zealand