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Radosław Werszko - wooden dinghy designer and builder
3.1m and 3.3m tenders Tiny sailing boats, which makes them handy in operation, and easy to build and store in the garage. You can try carrying each of them on a car's roof rack.
LOA 3.10 m or 3.30 m Beam 1.40 m Draft 0.10 m Draft (db down) 0.65 m or 0.70 m Hull weight 50 kg or 55 kg Sail area (main) 5.5 sq m Sail area (main and jib) 6.5 sq m |
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Michał Karolczyk (Poland) started building his boat from the 2.9m tender (rigging and blades), but now the hull of the bigger 3.1m is being built. Both boats have been drawn so that everything fits.
Tomasz Szczepaniak works intensively to free up the workshop lent to him on time. Poland.
Marc von Felten: here Lake Thun (Switzerland).
Oscar Raviscioni (Argentina) bought the tender a few days ago. He has only to finish details and put sails.
The boat built by Martins Dambergs from Latvia.
Zbigniew Ostapiuk builds the previous version of the tender (equipped with the thwart).
Tomasz Chilicki phoned me countless times asking to explain details about his boat - Poland.
The boat planing in strong wind - Sergei Funtov, Russia.
Christoph Bollinger sent me a picture from Switzerland of the stitched and partly taped boat. Christoph adapted his windsurf sail for the first trip.
Sean Gawne-Mark ordered sails as a kit to make your own - Pennsylvania, USA.
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