jacquesmm wrote:It looks like there is camber in the sides, you should follow the plans. I remember that I started to loft it to adapt to our material and probably obtained a slightly different shape.
But I don't understand or can't find the chamber of the side frames, would it look good without chamber in the sides? Reason I ask is, I can get some full sheets of Panamanian mahogany which I think looks great on the sides (will glass those up to the waterline, above waterline epoxy coat covered with clear coat, inside glassed completely with biax?)
jacquesmm wrote:9 mm frames 80 mm wide would be correct if you use the kind of planking I use.
Yes the planking you sugest here
jacquesmm wrote:Bottom 6 mm core, sides 6, plywood framing 10 mm, deck 4 or plank. All that plus glass in and out.
jacquesmm wrote:I have to see the stringers and the rest of the construction to give an opinion. Build her like a monocoque structure and she will be light and strong.
Yes I was planning a monocoque structure, for stringers I was thinking 3 stringers 1 in the keel and the other two in center of keel and chine. Stinger height same as frames 80 mm
