Delivery day is always a good day for someone building a boat.
We picked up the first batch of okoume plywood for our Starwind 860 yesterday- the first real "work trip" for the '05 GMC Yukon XL that'll eventually become this boat's road-going companion. Progress then ground to an immediate halt. (If it's 28 C and mostly sunny, you don't work- you take the boat out to the sandbar to chill out for a while.)
A durable, easy to build base hull in taped-seam plywood, this one is a great kid/parent introduction to boatbuilding. The Lorimer hull can be used as the starting point for a wide variety of creative one-off boats, including a cute but powerful tugboat and a 14th-century galleon that looks authentic in almost every way- save for the 10 hp outboard.
A simple, 4 metre car-toppable open utility/runabout for use on inland lakes and rivers, or as a better-performing alternative to inflatable tenders on a mid-size yacht. Built in taped-seam plywood, she can be assembled quickly by anyone with basic carpentry and fibreglass skills.
A simple open utility / runabout for cottagers, anglers and day trippers. Designed for an easy, quick build in taped-seam plywood. This five-metre big sister to the Almaguin 400 can carry over 400 kg (nearly 900 lb) of people and gear.
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