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DK Dingy 15
A dingy that is somewhere between a square stern canoe and a power boat. This boat is built with 4 sheets of plywood and will weigh about 85 lbs (39k) when complete. Still car-toppable. Great for exploring those skinny waters the bigger boats can't get to. Put up to a 3hp motor on the back and you'll be surprised the speeds you'll achieve. These plans are delivered electronically rather than "snail mail" so we're able to charge less for them. If you'd rather have drawings and instructions printed and delivered, please contact us. Specifications
A dingy that is somewhere between a square stern canoe and a power boat.
This boat is built with 4 sheets of plywood and will weigh about 85 lbs (39k) when complete. Still car-toppable.
Great for exploring those skinny waters the bigger boats can't get to. Put up to a 3hp motor on the back and you'll be surprised the speeds you'll achieve.
These plans are delivered electronically rather than "snail mail" so we're able to charge less for them. If you'd rather have drawings and instructions printed and delivered, please contact us.
Specifications
Max. Beam
Bill of Materials Wood: - 1/4" (6mm) plywood sheet - 3/8" (9 mm) plywood sheet - 1" x 2" lumber (2.54 cm x 5 cm) 3 1 30' (9.2 m) Epoxy Resin (With 15% waste factor) 2.1 gallons Fiberglass Tape, 6-ounce, 4" (10 cm) wide 81 yards Wood Flour 2 quarts
Bill of Materials
Wood: - 1/4" (6mm) plywood sheet - 3/8" (9 mm) plywood sheet - 1" x 2" lumber (2.54 cm x 5 cm)
Cost: In 2004 U.S. dollars, a frugal builder using inexpensive plywood (yielding a heavier hull) could have a complete hull for under $350. Motor and other rigging not included in that estimate. Labor: The hull can be built in 45-50 hours. Up to 20 hours to fair and paint depending on the desires and skills of the builder. More: Visit our Customer Service Forum to ask a tech support question, see what others are saying about our plans, and veiw our stitch-and-glue tutorials. Plans Packing List: Simple to follow, detailed drawings of each part with all dimensions required to layout and cut from flat plywood sheets. All parts and pieces clearly labeled. All dimensions provide in US Standard or Metric units. Specific building notes for this boat complete with illustrations. Bill Of Materials.
Cost: In 2004 U.S. dollars, a frugal builder using inexpensive plywood (yielding a heavier hull) could have a complete hull for under $350. Motor and other rigging not included in that estimate.
Labor: The hull can be built in 45-50 hours. Up to 20 hours to fair and paint depending on the desires and skills of the builder.
More: Visit our Customer Service Forum to ask a tech support question, see what others are saying about our plans, and veiw our stitch-and-glue tutorials.
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