1. A storage bench w/ coat rack:
2. A bench (again, with storage) to replace the settee in our dining area. I found this inspiration shot also from Blue Roof Cabin.
Right now our emergency kit and earthquake supplies are stuffed under the settee. It looks cluttered, so having a clean space to stash it would be amazing.
I am following your Scamp build and wanted to ask how many sheets of marine ply does it take to build the Scamp? Also are they all 1/4 inch with some 1/2 inch for transom or bottom? I have looked for a materials list information on this sailboat on the net. Do they send a list with the plan set, I have not bought my own set of plans yet but hopefully soon.
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Arthur
Hello Arthur! Thanks for following my blog!
ReplyDeleteAccording to the SCAMP build manual, the boat requires four pieces of 6mm (almost 1/4") for the external pieces and 6 pieces of 9mm for the bulkheads and the hull bottom.
I'll be using 7 pieces of 9mm- one of the bulkheads is scarfed together to save on plywood, but I'd rather have it out of one piece, hence the extra sheet of plywood.
They don't have a list on the plan set, but the 85 page build manual that is provided (you have to email the SCA people for it) has a rough layout of how the pieces will be cut from the sheets. I've been very pleased with the plans so far- they've been very straight forward, surprisingly so!
Hope this helps, and do let me know if you decide on a SCAMP!
Whoops, I lied. I meant to say that the build requires 8 pieces of 9mm, but I'll be using 9 total. :)
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