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Example at left by Robert Wagenvoort |
The 14’ 6” Esk
is a development of our Dart
design. We have swept the bow up and flared out the forward
sections to help her in choppy waters—aft, we have given
her a 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 4 sheets of 4mm plywood.
| Example at right by Adrian Adamson |
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14'6"
Particulars |
| LOA |
14'6" |
4.42m |
| Beam |
24
1/2" |
0.62m |
| Mid Depth
(deck to hull bottom) |
13" |
0.33m |
| Approx. Dry
Weight |
37lbs |
17kg |
| Approx.
Capacity |
265lbs |
129kg |
Hull Shape |
V
bottom single chine |
| Construction
Method |
Stitch
and tape |
| Plywood
Requirements |
4
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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Example at left by Steve Kirk |
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