This boat makes sense for all sorts of reasons, one is that wood is cost effective over the option of steel,alloy or grp, it is also a heck of a lot user friendly and a far nicer material to work with.
It also grows on trees. Which in the case of ockume plywood, should be plantation grown and from a renewable resource.
As a boat kit, why not? we can source the correct materials, CNC the bulkheads, even the boats interior.
Kind Regards,
It also grows on trees. Which in the case of ockume plywood, should be plantation grown and from a renewable resource.
This looks familier to me, having done much the same build myself.
The hull plates are done in four layers of 9mm marine plywood, such a build can move really quickly.
As a boat kit, why not? we can source the correct materials, CNC the bulkheads, even the boats interior.
Seen here, what a nice boat!
After some discussion with Angelo Lavranos about a possible large boat design for a customer, we received these pictures and the mail below. We can kit set this boat to a large degree quite easy.
Plans and further boat information can be had from Angelo at the addresses below.
Roy
I have another wood 57 ft, Odysseus ( see attached ) which was cold moulded with layers of 9mm ply (cut in half lengthways) which was probably as easy to build as a chine boat. All the bulkheads and (few) station moulds were mylar templates (and therefore easily made into cutfile CNC).
Angelo
Lavranos Marine Design Ltd
40A Seaview Ave, Northcote
Auckland 0627 New Zealand
Ph + 64 9 4802232
Fx + 64 9 4802235
Mob 0226059735
email lavranos@ihug.co.nz
web www.lavranosyachtdesign.co.nz
40A Seaview Ave, Northcote
Auckland 0627 New Zealand
Ph + 64 9 4802232
Fx + 64 9 4802235
Mob 0226059735
email lavranos@ihug.co.nz
web www.lavranosyachtdesign.co.nz
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