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I've been prowling around for about a month and figure I'd chime in finally.  I'm building a boat of my own design (with the help of FREESHIP).  Anyway here are some basic stats: LOD 14' beam 62.5".  More details and pictures are available here: http://tjtansey.quotaless.com  All feedback is much appreciated and thenks for all the info you folks put out.

Tim


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I have a feeling the boatbuilding bug has bitten hard this time Tim.  Welcome to the forum and please keep us posted.  I'm looking forward to the launch day photos and all of the in-between ones.

Enjoy!

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Definately have done that;)  One of these days when I have the time, I'll write down all the starts and stops!  Thanks for all the encouragement

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I'm not sure how to generate a line drawing but here's an isometric view from autocad.

Enjoy

Tim

Seeing as you are using freeship, go into Project in the menu and select Linesplan...in the button bar there is one that shows a bow shape with port and starbord...this puts both sides to the hull, then to the right there is a button for saving the drawing in a .bmp format. Open it in paint and save as a jpg and post it. If you are using Delftship, the linesplan button is in the second row down on the left, second to the right...looks like the splash for Delftship in green and white. The same buttons apply once the Linesplan window is open.

Steve

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Finally got the sides in place so now work can move along.  I also set the cradle I made on my trailer, this will make it loads easier to move around to work on.  Anyway here's the latest shots.

Tim

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