If you’re in the market for a boat to build, this directory of Boat Plans & Kits is a fine place to start. And if your company sells plans or kits, we invite you to list your offerings here.
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Fine boatyard skiff or small harbor ferry. Construction is plywood planking over bulkheads. Lofting is required. Plans include 5 sheets
SPHERA is a simple cruising boat, studied for the maximum ease of construction in relation to its size.
An inshore skiff for sails, oars, or electric propulsion.
A flush decked single engine ocean cruiser for round bottom sheathed strip or multi-chine aluminum construction.
Here's a handy boat that can be rowed, sailed, and powered with up to three large adults. The Passagemaker Dinghy is easy to build but looks great and performs beautifully
An outboard skiff with a wide bottom and moderate rocker that contribute to stability and the ability to carry weight back aft.
Compromise sloop designed by N.G.
After numerous requests for a larger version of our “Happy Hour” fishing kayak here is the result. “Long Weekend” is not a mere scale up. Bottom is V-shaped which improves tracking and ability to handle small waves. The slightly narrower beam makes the hull fast. Stability is great.
Glued-lap plywood rowing or sailing tender with plenty of capacity. Construction: Glued lapstrake plywood. No lofting required. Plans include 5 sheets.
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Design originally published in The Rudder, Volume XXXI, Nov-Dec 1915
