21 April 2024 Outline

Hello friends! This is Sven Yrvind here with another sketch for my next boat.

As you can see, she’s got three M sails, each measuring 1.7 square meters, making a total sail area of about 5 square meters.

This is the daggerboard right here and the rudder located underneath it. Then there are the shore runners that you can see as well for easy beaching when needed.

Here’s the steering rudder from the inside and there is also another AIS (Automatic Identification System) in here, which helps me track my position at sea.

The dining room can accommodate four people, the sleeping area allows for a good night’s rest, and that’s where the four hatches in the front of the boat come into play – essential for proper water resistance and overall buoyancy.

Now I’m going to show you another image detailing the bulkhead measurements of my new boat. As shown, each bulkhead measures 1.6 meters wide by about 45 centimeters deep – roomy and well-designed for easy maneuvering around the boat.

Furthermore, I’ve positioned a small hatch in this area that spans approximately 45 cm as well. I’ve also managed to fit the daggerboard on one side, which allows me to store items efficiently and not clutter up my boat with unnecessary gadgets.

Some people have suggested putting another daggerboard on the other side too. However, doing so would interfere with the shape of the boat itself and make it harder for me to navigate in and out.