I already have the sail rigging I need for the sailing row cruiser I intend to build. However, according to a post by Colin about a very similar (if not identical) boat I'll need to "move the dagge...

@Colin Angus Hi, I've come into posession of rigs from a fleet of laser funboats. I intend to use a couple of them for a sailing row cruiser. Judging by the picture Michael G's boat this is precise...

Thanks a lot!

Getting ready for topside paint.

Thank you Michiel. Good point!

@Thomas Troy  6mm is a lot harder to bend than 4mm so it might be hard to get it in the right curve.

Macbeath's in Salt Lake City has okoume in 3 mm and 6 mm. Aside from the weight consideration, is there any reason not to use 6 mm for the decking instead of 4 mm? Thank you!

Thanks a  lot!

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@Michiel Kommer Thanks!  I haven't started on the outrigger system yet, so I would have REALLY been kicking myself!

@Thomas Krische  Hi Thomas! I guessed a bit too, still unsure how it's going to work out, but I'm using 2 similar sized sails. Both for an Optimist. With the Akas being a potential hindranc...

So I've done a bit of reading, and from what I'm seeing, you place the board like this.  Draw a line from the center of the main and the center of the mizzen.  The board is placed along t...

Hi everyone, I am planning a long distance rowing expedition and am interested in customizing an Angus rowboat for the journey; Also I have heard great things about the performance & design of...

 Do you have any tips on making the RowCruiser more leakproof?

The final coat has been applied to the bottom. I will wait a few days and start on the topside finish.

First coat of color on the bottom. I think two coats will be sufficient and then a flip for topside finish.

Yes, the extension cable is a good addition for just that reason - also makes swapping batteries (if you get to that stage) a breeze.   But from what you say, a second hand trolling motor an...

I just noticed that the ePropulsion Spirit 1 Plus has an accessory extension cable, which would be nice for getting the weight of the battery as low as possible for stability. I think, for my need...

Thanks again, John. The Apisqueen certainly does offer some interesting options.

The Newport NK180 is certainly a lovely bit of kit, with the advantage of remote throttle & steering, but once you've bought batteries, you're not far off the much more powerful ePropulsion opt...