Posts How to!Construction questions and answers.DayboatsA Dayboat is a small sailing/rowing boat suitable for daylong excursions and modest camp/cruising.DayboatsSmallRobert OlsonBeach CruisersA beach cruiser is a handy sailing/rowing boat that can carry its crew on expeditions, camping ashore or sleeping in the boat at anchor.HarrierA double-ended lapstrake wherry. Harrier is an open expedition boat for camp cruising and daysailing and rowing. She was designed for Ben Fuller, curator at the Penobscot Marine Museum. His brief was for a double-ender that would perform very well both under sail and under oars while providing a seaworthy platform with room to carry two people and their gear for extended camp cruises or to daysail three. Dimensions: 17′ – 4″ LBP 15′ – 0″ LWL 4′ – 11 7/8″ Beam 0′ – 5 1/2″ Draft Board-up 3′ – 4 5/8″ Draft Board-down Main Sail 100 sq. ft. Mizzen 10 sq. ft. Construction, glued lap.Robert OlsonDunyazadeA Danish Jolle Boat. Dimensions: LBP: 15′-9″ LWL: 14′-6″ Beam: 6′-3″ Draft: 1′-3″/4′-0″ Sail Area: 154 sq. ft. Traditional Lapstrake Construction.DaysailersA Daysailer is a small yacht. Sailed off a mooring or float. Possibly suited for short excursions and camp cruises.The Factory One DesignThe Factory One Design is a Daysailer built by and for the Philadelphia Boat Factory.Martha’s Vineyard CatboatDunyazadeBoats for difficult timesDesigner & Client Posts: Robert Olson A Small for sale in New Haven Dunyazade, a Jolle Boat beach cruiser Martha’s Vineyard Catboat, Dell The Factory One Design Small Harrier A Family of Schooners Designer & Client Projects: Falcone de Palú, A Harrier for Venice! Harrier II Dayboat Robert Olson 32′ Schooner Boat Flotation, How much and what kind? Dunyazade, A Jolle Boat Martha’s Vineyard Catboat The Philadelphia Wooden Boat Factory’s One Design Geoff McKonley’s Small at the WoodenBoat Show in Newport Search Type your email… Subscribe Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)MoreClick to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...
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