The example above is by Bob
Day.
Like her bigger sister, the
12’ 6” Esk is a development of our Dart
design. She has the swept up bow and flared out forward sections
to help her in choppy waters—and we have retained the
knife edge to the rear sections to give her good directional
stability.
She has water-tight compartments
in both ends and space for water-tight stowage. Construction
is for easy stitch and tape ply using 3-4 sheets
of 4mm plywood.
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The finished example left and below is by Robin Waistell of Albatross boats. |
12'6"
Particulars |
| LOA |
12'6" |
3.81m |
| Beam |
24
1/2" |
0.62m |
| Mid
Depth (deck to hull bottom) |
13" |
0.33m |
| Approx.
Dry Weight |
32lbs |
14.5kg |
| Approx.
Capacity |
250lbs |
113kg |
Hull Shape |
V
bottom single chine |
| Construction
Method |
Stitch
and tape |
| Plywood
Requirements |
3
sheets of 4mm |
| Guidance
Use |
Sea
and general purpose |
| Drawing/Design
Package |
3
x A1 sheets + 5 x A4 instruction sheets |
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