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Radosław Werszko - wooden dinghy designer and builder
4.0m dayboat Classic styled sailing boat with an optional outboard engine or oars. The loose-footed standing lug is simple and quick to rig - short spars, no wires, no shackles, minimal other stuff.
LOA 4.00 m Beam 1.70 m Draft 0.125 m Draft (db down) 0.77 m Hull weight 90 kg Sail area 8.0 sq m Outboard motor 2-4 hp
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North Carolina, USA: the dayboat with some changes to sloop-rig it.
Roman Hladný sails and motors down the river Danube - Slovakia.
Paulo Henrique (TIK) lives and builds his boat on the southern coast of Brazil.
Martin Normantas, Argentina: at this moment I'm using my boat to fish, but I'm eager to try sailing.
Sweden: Mats Larsson built the boat for day trips with a picnic basket.
J. Gilmore has had a great time building his boat even though it was a challenge in a small garage - Hawaii, USA.
Roman Yakimkin caught a beautiful wooden yacht's photo, and craved to build a boat - Russian Federation. All the process on his blog.
It's exhilarating to be able to move using only the wind's formidable power - Tad Scheeler, Michigan, USA. You can follow the boat building progress and see the launching day on Tad's website.
Occupational therapist Rafał Ciesielski leads the boat building project at a centre for disabled youth - Poland.
Andrew Hobbs has spent the last few months building his boat - United Kingdom.
Kim Pohlner had been working odd days and hours, in no hurry - Tasmania, Australia.
Yvo Schotman constructed the dayboat in aluminium to test his new welding machine - Netherlands. Yvo's dad uses the boat by the holiday house.
Pasquale of Italy built the sloop version of the dayboat.
Alan Edwards has chosen the dayboat as his first United Kingdom.
being launched on a lake in Poland.
Pat Dunne is going to use his boat for rowing mostly, but also with an outboard motor - Ireland. |