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Showing posts with label Been. Show all posts
Saturday, December 10, 2016
The worlds first CNC Mirror Dinghy kit has been cut
This is Mirror kit number one as far as CKD Boats cc is concerned, a milestone for us and I am told a world first in Mirror Dinghy history?
News just in today on the subject:
We are very pleased to be selected to offer and build the Mirror Dinghy kits, this first kit has a buyer and once we have it built, then measured we will be offering the design as a kit.
http://www.ukmirrorsailing.com/
Fully built boats to any standard are possible.
Roy
News just in today on the subject:
Hi Roy,
yes, you are the 1st to CNC cut a kit.
Click the picture to enlarge it.
We are very pleased to be selected to offer and build the Mirror Dinghy kits, this first kit has a buyer and once we have it built, then measured we will be offering the design as a kit.
http://www.ukmirrorsailing.com/
Fully built boats to any standard are possible.
Roy
Saturday, September 10, 2016
My Boat Has Been Built Well kind of
Jeff Spira posted a pic on his facebook page of a 27 foot Sitka.It's almost exactly what I had in mind for my build.I am wanting a slightly forward raked windshield and I will build mine to 30 feet with the Vee entry bow.I plan to stay out without needing a trip to shore for at least one full week.I also plan to do the Great Loop with the boat.
Here I am going to quote Jeff Spira's post on his Facebook page.
A 27' Sitka Pacific Power Dory was recently completed in Minnesota by Raymond Pollock.
According to Ray, it was started in January 2012 and was in the water in the end of October, working mostly alone and taking 6 weeks off in the middle. It features V-Berths, 30 gallons of fresh water, a water heater for the shower, 28 gallon septic tank and 55 gallons for fuel. It also has a full galley and cabin heater.
With the ETEC 115 horse engine, the top speed is 34 mph (according to the GPS) and will cruise over 30, but runs all day and very economically at 22. It maneuvers and handles very well, and doesn't pound when crossing even large boat wakes. It only draws 7-1/2 inches of water with full fuel tanks, two people and a 2 large dogs. For a 27 footer, it tows very easily also.
I do have a message for Mr.Pollock.
Way to go.Your version of Sitka is top notch.I am jealous.I hope my boat turns out have as good.Looks real professionally done.You're my hero.
Here is Mr.Pollock's boat.Sweet ride,eh?Click pics for larger view.
Even Mr.Pollock's lovely mother took a turn at the helm.Way to go,I say.
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