Recent content by ridgy

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Replete with full main. I haven't read a co26 recently but I imagine it would contain the phrase "needs a bit of wind to get it going".

Is the owner fixing it before sale or are you proposing to buy it as is, presumably with a very steep discount?

Who in their right mind has dyneema guardrails, what problem are you solving? 4mm 1x19 cheap as anything and end fittings likewise. Abrasion resistant and lasts years. None of those things are true of dyneema.

If rollers.coming in then poor choice of anchorage. What was the forecast?

Happy days next week, lots of northerlies. Should make a lot of progress.

Well done, must be very satisfying. I've celebrated far less impressive engine feats than this. Replacing a core plug the other week was sufficient for a 5th growth.

Metal tiller...would have thought a beautiful laminated timber one would be better. Surprised by that choice.

How is their grid different to any other grid? Can't you just dry out on the wall?

Penrhyn dock would be the obvious choice for drying out, give Dickies a call. Maybe space against the wall at caernarfon depending which side of the swellies you are.

The plans come with dxf files for the main hull CNC cutting and those parts are being CNC cut. There are other less complex parts for the amas which needs full size printing but the link supplied above has been great and those plans are ordered and arriving tomorrow. For those interested...

Perfect, thankyou.

For reasons that I'm not sure I'm going to build a large rowing boat. The plans have one of the sheets to be printed full size at about 3m x 0.95m but I'm having trouble finding somewhere to print them. My online searches reveal either printing up to A0 or on heavy vinyl for advertising...

Depends if the OP is after that classic look but this would be hard to beat for the money: Hunter Boats Horizon 27 T/K for sale UK, Hunter Boats boats for sale, Hunter Boats used boat sales, Hunter Boats Sailing Yachts For Sale Hunter Horizon 27 - Apollo Duck Are you likely to take anyone with...

Looks like a core plug missing it's core plug. I had a recent similar experience. Core plug - Wikipedia Good news is that a new plug is 50p from a car shop. Bad news is why it came out in the first place, presumably frost/lack of winterization. Just tap a new one in, of the right size.