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Re: T&T: Advantages and Disadvantages of Cold Molded Epoxy Hull vs.

From: Scott H.E. Welch (no email)
Date: Sun Apr 22 2007 - 19:47:30 EDT

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    "Robin" <> writes:
    >High end racers are still being cold molded in the US: I saw a 175 foot
    >sailboat, hull inverted, in East Boothbay Maine two or three years ago.... at
    >Hodgkin Bros boat builders, I believe. What a sight!!!!

    If anyone is seriously interested in building trawler of any type, I would hi
    ghly recommend that you have a chat with Tad Roberts, who worked at Bruce Kin
    g Yacht Design and designed Antonisa, a 124 foot cold-molded vessel built by
    Hodgdon's. He was also the designer of the Hinckley picnic boats and a slew o
    f other spectacular vessels. His web site is www.tadroberts.ca , it's worth h
    aving a peek around. He's designed extensively in traditional wood, cold mold
    ed, and metal.

    No connection other than as a satisfied client, he did most of the design wor
    k for Island Eagle.

    Scott Welch
    Product Manager, FirstClass Group

    "If we continue to take an eye for an eye, then surely the whole world will g
    o blind." - Gandhi
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