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Footloose

Footloose combinines the traditional lines and salty looks of the classic flatty skiff, with the ease of building and seamless integrity of plywood construction for unclomplicated boating.





The Milford 20 is a trailerable, shoal draft Sharpie schooner. It was inspired by Mark Fitzgerald’s Floridays design, as published in Reuel Parker’s Sharpie Book, and featured in Watercraft Magazine.




16' Perfect Skiff –Weld profile

The flat-bottomed skiff can be both the most and least refined craft afloat.

Popular by their ease of construction.

Construction: Plywood planking over bulkhead frames.




K-28_01

Modified 15 Square Meter Skerry Cruiser. A minimalist daysailer and pocket cruiser with style.




All of the sail-control lines lead to the cockpit within easy reach of the sailor.

This 10′ long solo trainer and harbor racer is fun for the entire family.  The crew sits in a secure cockpit, steering with foot pedals, with all sail controls arranged on a dashboard, close at hand.  Performance is lively, w




Bezier 12.5 photo

The design objective of the “Bezier 12.5” was to achieve the beauty and style of a classic day sailor using aluminum as the construction material.




daysailer D 870 photo 1

The design of the daysailer, stems from the desire to obtain an extremely simple, in all its characteristics, without penalizing any aspect.




Pearl

Day sailer




Caledonia Yawl II profile

Construction: Glued lapstrake plywood.

Alternative construction: Traditional plank, cold molded and strip plank.

No Lofting required.

Plans include 10 sheets.




23' Double Ended Sloop profile

Speed, good looks, and comfortable seating were the designer's main criteria for this double-ended centerboard daysailer.

Construction: Cold-molded over strip-planked inner skin.



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