Boat Trailer Plans Australia
A new boating season is beginning, and it is time to recharge the battery, refill the gas tanks and get out on the water. However, after last season I thought of all the ways I could learn and improve from my last boatbuilding experience and create an even better design. I wanted something of the same size but more closely resembling a classic runabout and with a better integrated sun shade. After calculating the offsets and sketching out the results, I started drawing out full-size patterns. At about Christmas, I started putting together wooden frames. By themselves, the frames look like just a pile of wood scraps, but when you mount them on a strongback, align them using a laser, and start adding the keel and other longitudinal members, it begins to look like a boat. With the experience of building something similar, I have been able to move forward more confidently this time. Instead of searching for answers, I know how to handle the design and construction challenges at each step. Having purchased a new table saw has been a great help also.
I am now ready to make patterns for the exterior sheathing. The 6mm marine plywood will arrive soon. I hope to finish the sheathing (plywood, cypress planking, glass and epoxy) and sanding during the summer months when I can leave the windows open. Next fall will be time for an upholstered interior and other finishing details. Changes from the previous design include a constant deadrise (12 degree) hull bottom, chine flats, a straight sheer profile with the foredeck raised 5 inches, and reduced deck camber. This hull is meant for slightly more power / higher speed.
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