Build a Simple Dinghy

Nicolson C. Eng. FRINA Hon. MIIMS, Ian

ISBN 10: 1445651548 / ISBN 13: 9781445651545

Editore: Amberley Publishing, 2015

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• Titolo: Build a Simple Dinghy
• Editore: Amberley Publishing
• Data di pubblicazione: 2015
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 1445651548
• ISBN 13: 9781445651545
• Rilegatura: paperback
• Condizione: New
• Tipo di libro: book

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Riassunto

Getting afloat need not be difficult or expensive if you were to build your own boat. Most of the boats described here are suitable for beginners, and are small and light enough to be carried on a car roof rack. They can be taken to the sea, river, canal or lake; they are cheap and easy to build.In this revised edition of a classic manual, Ian Nicolson provides clear and useful advice on how to effectively build a boat from scratch. You will find different choices, including a simple child's boat (which is well able to carry an adult), a fast racing dinghy, or a general purpose rowing boat which will take an outboard motor or basic sail (and is suitable for estuary fishing).Ian Nicolson is one of the most prolific yachting writers, being a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects, a previous partner in A. Mylne & Co. and the founder of Nicolson-Hughes Sails. Vastly experienced and well respected in the field, the author guides would-be boatbuilders through the different processes with his well-known, authoritative and easy to follow drawings.So why not build yourself a dinghy for less than the cost of a second-hand one?

Informazioni sull?autore

Ian Nicolson joined Alfred Mylne the Second as a full design partner at the age of 31. These two very different personalities worked together for 20 years to produce a variety of craft. At the same time, Nicolson set up a boat survey organisation which became the most successful in Scotland, so that he went all over the world doing surveys. Ian has had 23 books published and many hundreds of technical articles. He has had his own magazine column since 1955.