i know this is a long shot, but does anyone have plans for the

I don't, but have a bump from a fellow boat fag.

Cute little boatymcboatface

>>1164876
That looks fairly simple, I would think it's possible to get what you need from there.

Just print it out and use a ruler to scale it up (1/4" = 1') or whatever size you want.

>>1164876
that IS the detailed plan.
what the heck else do you need?

>>1164940
>>1164941

No it's really not the plan, nor can you build it from those.

You need a loft elevation showing the profile of individual sections throughout the hull. The hull is a 3d compound curve in all dimensions.

OP, on how many boatbuilding forums have you posted your question?

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>>1164955
>nor can you build it from those

MDF makes anything possible

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>>1164955
3D compound curves lel. plywood doesn't work that way.

the bottom is bent in a single plane.
the sides are rectangular boards clamped at the bow then drawn in, trimmed by eye until they fit tight at the bottom and look right at the top.
again the side boards only bend in one plane, it's the small angle of lean-out from the vertical and the trimming-to-shape that's tricked you into thinking they're compound curves.

in the laziest (and therefore BEST) construction method, you join the edges of the boards by drill-and ziptie, then tape over the seams.

>>1164968

Yes, if you're making a bathtub.

>>1164979
>Yes, if you're making a bathtub.

No, you're wrong, he's (>>1164968) right. This is a common technique for building small boats. I built one this way.

>>1164997

I stand corrected, I've only GRP'd hulls