This is a great post.
There are 2 ways to build big boats .. and yours is one.
The other is to go all out, all day, every day, with industrial tooling,
power lights and storage.
The difficulty with this is you need all the cash up front, and wont be
working doing anything else.
It is cheaper to do the second way ..
even if paying for the site.
Also, if possible, buying in bulk and using industrial equipment, will
be a lot cheaper.
A bilge pump is a "harsch service" conditions industrial pump, for example.
Cost / output is typically 10-30x cheaper than "yacht stuff", and the
products are a lot more durable.
On 20/02/2015 11:09, cordestim@yahoo.com [electricboats] wrote:
>
> Warning to about a project of this size. I figured it would take me 36
> months to build the hulls and figure everything out. This is the tenth
> season of building and I am not even thinking about the mast and sails
> this year. Good thing that you have bought plans. Hope you are under
> 35 years of age. I am 50 now. My lower discs are compressed, a few
> kinks in few of the uppers, shoulder needs tweeked again, and wife is
> not too happy with the project. And yes, I would do most of if again.
> smile
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-hanermo (cnc designs)
Posted by: Hannu Venermo <gcode.fi@gmail.com>
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