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Sailboats, Part IV

38 Ft Gaff Cutter, Design #111

Construction: Strip planked/cold molded
This unusual design combines a light, wide bodied, fin-keeled hull with a traditional gaff rig. The hull configuration provides high stability, performance under sail and generous accommodations. The gaff rig was chosen to avoid the high costs associated with a modern rig and deck hardware. All rig components can be fabricated by the builder himself. Hull construction is strip planking with an overlay of cold molded veneers and is laid up over bulkheads and molds. A serious cruising boat of considerable charm and simplicity of construction.
Profile drawing for 38 Ft Gaff Cutter
Specifications for 38 ft gaff cutter, Design #111
Length on deck38 ft 6 in Beam12 ft 5 in
Length waterline34 ft 3½ in Draft5 ft 9 in
Displacement20,000 lbs Ballast6700 lbs
Sailing rigGaff cutter Sail area734 sq. ft
Fresh water1088 litres Fuel capacity193 litres
Building time7000 hours Skill levelIntermediate
Price$800 Canadian funds Design #1119 Sheets

40 Ft Double-Ended Cutter, Design #85

Construction: Cold molded

In the larger sizes where design costs are a much smaller part of overall budget, we find the purchase of a stock plan seldom makes economic sense. It will usually be found that there are greater savings to be made by tailoring the design precisely to the requirements of construction and usage. Nevertheless we have a number of designs on file that are ready to go or can be used as starting points in developing new plans.

A good example of our designs for larger cruising sailboats is this Colin Archer style double ender. This is a boat capable of taking you virtually anywhere in comfort and safety. As building projects go it is fairly straightforward with few difficult features. The building time indicates a serious investment of time and resources, so plan carefully before taking the plunge.

Profile drawing for 40 Ft Double-Ended Cutter
Specifications for 40 ft double-ended cutter, Design #85
Length on deck40 ft 0 in Beam11 ft 6 in
Length waterline35 ft 0 in Draft6 ft 0 in
Displacement30,000 lbs Ballast11,480
Sailing rigCutter Sail area738 sq. ft
Fresh water720 litres Fuel capacity495 litres
Building time9000 hours Skill levelIntermediate
Price $880 Canadian funds Design #8510 Sheets

40ft yawl Design #160

Construction: Cold molded

Here's a first rate cruising sailboat that falls just within the range of possibility for the home builder.  Moderate displacement and a generous rig guarantee sparkling performance.

The long keel and hollow garboards ensure a strong, low stressed hull structure well suited to the amateur builder as well as the rigors of  long distance voyaging.

Profile drawing for 40 Ft Double-Ended Cutter
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Specifications for the 40ft Yawl design #160
Length on deck 40 ft 9 in Length waterline 32 ft 6 in
Beam 11 ft 7 in Draft 5 ft 9 in
Displacement 21,500 lbs
Sail area 873 sq. ft
Building time 10000 hours Skill level High
Price $850 Canadian funds Design #160 8 Sheets

 

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