| This
demountable 32' trimaran can be built in developed plywood
or composite materials. Even if built with ply/epoxy,
it uses core materials to make the large panels stiff.
It is a smaller derivation of the similar 38 tirmaran.
This
tri has full standing headroom down below. It
also has a pass-through gets one crawl back into the
aft cabin without having to open a hatch on top.
The
connectives are the old stand-by of aluminum tubes
and stainless steel wire. That speeds up construction
considerably. The tubes can be one piece, or
a pair front and back, to slide past one another.
That lets the tri get skinny in a marina. Unlike
a folder, it can be kept that way on the water.
Notice
that this tri has the usual KHSD features to make
it perform and maneuver; a deep board, big rudder,
big amas way out there, and top notch sail handling
arrangements.
From
the side it does look a bit like a freighter, but it
packs a lot of features into a small boat. Many
plan sets have been sold of this design. |
