Ok.  hear me out.  The ASRC is, canonically, a 'rowboat you can sail'.  60/40?  55/45?  In the interest of rounding out the balance of 'a sailboat you can row' (50/50!), I ...

Starting my boat build, and making the fundamental decision for sails before getting started.  I'm sold on the Hobie AI/TI roller furling sails, and I've seen this implemeted (or suggested) in...

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Decks are lain...   ...trimmed and glassed:     I temporarily clamped the "RowCruiser" panel in place so I could remove it while I layed glass. It seemed easier than tryin...

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My last task before affixing the decks was to solve my cabin storage layout. I ended up with a shelf on each side between the bulkhead and knee, beneath which I ran a couple of lines of bungee to c...

Assembling the deck panels:   Note to people building the kit: the instructions talk about joining the deck panels with thin strips of plywood that fit into incised channels. My kit had ne...

@Colin Angus Hi Colin, Thank you so much for the quick and detailed feedback on using 6mm for the RowCruiser hull panels. It’s reassuring to hear that you originally built your prototype wi...

I can't seem to find the beam dimension of the sail cruiser with the amas/akas? Can you assist?   Thanks,   Joe

Hello Todd, I built an Expedition. You didnt say if you're building an Expedition or a RowCruser (Colin's reply implies the latter), so I dont know how applicable to you situation my reply will be...

Hello Todd, 6mm will be just fine for the hull panels in the RowCruiser.  In fact, we made our original prototype from 6mm and used to spec that rather than the current 4mm.  As you say,...

Hello Team, After searching the local market in Thailand, it seems 4mm BS1088 marine plywood is not readily available. I’ve checked with multiple suppliers, and it appears that only&nbs...

Thanks for your reply, Angus. But . . .  The crossmember widths per the plans are listed as 10.25".  How will the footplate be attachable to the crossmember if it is 12.25" wide?  ...

Hello Loren - The footplate is 13" long by 12.25 wide.  Let me know if you have any other questions regarrding the dimensions.

I bought the plans for the sliding seat frame, but there seem to be no dimensions indicated for the plywood footplate.    The width must be 10.25" to match the width of the Cross Member...

I haven't pulled the trigger yet, but just learned about coldcure from system 3. It will cure at temperatures down to 35 degrees apparently. Does anyone have experience using this product? 

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I beefed up the interior of the compartment on the starboard side, just aft of the rear bulkhead and added an exterior mounting point for the motor mount. It will be held in place with four 3/8" bo...

For auxilliary electric power, I'm mounting two 30Ah lithium batteries. My original plan was to mount them amidships, one in each floatation tank: Then I decided to move them just aft of the rea...