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Designing
Power & Sail
by Arthur Edmunds
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Spiral-bound
- 254 pages 1
Ed edition (March 1,1998)
Bristol
Fashion Publications; ISBN: 1892216051
This is the only design book available which includes the
complete design and engineering process for both power and
sail. This book will start the novice designer on their
way to the fascinating realm of boat design. Written in
terms anyone can understand with formulas, tables, line
drawings and illustrations to explain the process of
design in great detail. The advanced designer will
learn from the NEW formulas, developed by the author after
years of research, for finding hull design pressure and
speed predictions. Hull thickness and scantling size
tables for Glass Fiber, Steel, Aluminum, Wood and
Ferro-cement are also included. This information is
provided in THIS and NO other design book published today.
The author is a member of the Society of Naval
Architects and Marine Engineers. He has designed boats for
ChrisCraft Corp. and has operated his own design office
for over thirty years. 220 Printed pages. Illustrated.
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Building
A Fiberglass Boat
by Arthur Edmunds
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Spiral-bound
- 198
pages 1 edition (February 1, 1999)
Bristol
Fashion Publications; ISBN: 1892216167
Arthur Edmunds is one of the country's top naval
architects and his knowledge of the boat building industry
has never been more apparent than in this book. Art has
written this book so the reader, unfamiliar with the
construction process, will understand every aspect of the
process. Advanced craftsmen and top professionals have
equally as much to learn from Art's years of experience.
Art takes the reader from the first step of Building a
Fiberglass Boat to the last step, in a manner that will
certainly inspire all who ever pondered the notion. He
expertly explains why a competent craftsman would want to
undertake the, seemingly, overwhelming task of building
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Principles
of Yacht Design, 2nd Edition
by Lars Larsson, Rolf Eliasson (Contributor)
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This new bible of boat design, is comprehensible to
amateurs, comprehensive for professionals. It follows
design of a Sail or Powerboat from the first sketch to the
final weight, strength, and power calculations, with
tables, charts, and diagrams to let the reader adapt the
process to any other design. |
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Sail
Performance : Designs and Techniques to Maximize Sail
Power
by Czeslaw A. Marchaj
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Hardcover - 2nd Edition 2002
McGraw-Hill;
ISBN: 0070402507 ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.27 x 10.73 x
7.98
Marchaj's seminal first book, Sailing Theory and
Practice-published some 25 years ago-wielded great
influence on today's yacht designers while finding a wide
audience among sailors. Five years in preparation, Sail
Performance replaces that out-of-print work, offering new
wisdom on wind-sail interaction, rig design, sail
construction and trim, and the structure of wind. Richly
illustrated, this definitive volume from a universally
acknowledged authority is also more accessible than many
other books, including Marchaj's own Aerodynamics of
Sailing. |
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Details
of Classic Boat Construction : The Hull
by Larry Pardey
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Hardcover (August 1991)
Pardey Productions; ISBN: 0393033236
Larry Pardey is accepted as one of the worlds master
craftsmen of wooden boatbuilding. He and his wife, Lin,
have built their own boats an then sailed them around the
world. This most comprehensive guide to classic boat
construction contains a wealth of photographs and
step-by-step guides to various aspects of boatbuilding,
from lofting, floors and framing, through to selection of
materials, design considerations, deckbeams, partners and
all the myriad details that make up a wooden yacht. There
are three appendices on boatbuilding woods,
yacht-construction rules and choosing adhesives. |
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Fiberglass
Boats
by Hugo Du Plessis
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Hardcover - 304 pages 3rd edition (March 1997)
Intl Marine Pub; ISBN: 0070503176 ; Dimensions (in
inches): 0.91 x 9.92 x 6.89
Since its first edition in 1963, this classic reference
is relied upon by owners and professionals to understand
the many facets of fiberglass boat construction. Now
completely updated, it is an invaluable, non-technical
resource for expert information on the principles of
fiberglass construction, as well as sound practice. Author
Hugo du Plessis focuses on the kind of boats that dominate
the used market, examining fiberglass' durability,
weaknesses, effects of use, and the latest research into
causes of blistering-or osmosis. His advice will help
owners extend the life of their fiberglass boats or
prevent would-be owners from purchasing craft that are
soon to fail. |
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