Rovings December/January Issue 146
from Professional BoatBuilder magazine No. 146 Compiled by Dan Spurr Joystick Evolution “We really like this boat.” “What do you like about it?” “We feel very comfortable running it and… Read more »
Author: Dan Spurr
Rovings October/November Issue 145
from Professional BoatBuilder magazine No. 145 Compiled by Dan Spurr Hines-Farley Makeover Professional BoatBuilder No. 54 featured an article about the engineering and construction of the first Hines-Farley 63 (19.2m)… Read more »
Rovings August/September Issue 144
from Professional BoatBuilder magazine No. 144 Compiled by Dan Spurr Zero-Emission Mission The inspiration for the French company Alternatives Energies (Alt.En) dates to 1996 in La Rochelle during the… Read more »
Rovings April/May Issue 142
Professional BoatBuilder magazine No. 142 Compiled by Dan Spurr Parts and Panels Competition Composites (CCI), a small six-year-old company in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, two years ago broke the $1 million… Read more »
Rovings June/July Issue 143
from Professional BoatBuilder magazine No. 143 Compiled by Dan Spurr Classic Runabouts From Switzerland Located in Kilchberg, a quiet village a few kilometers from the center of Zürich, Switzerland, Boesch… Read more »
A Visit With George Cuthbertson
George Cuthbertson was a founding partner of Cuthbertson & Cassian yacht designers, one of four companies that in 1969 formed C&C Yachts in Ontario, Canada. The year before, his 40′… Read more »
Rovings December/January Issue 140
from Professional BoatBuilder Magazine No. 140 Compiled by Dan Spurr Salthouse Boatbuilders Those readers in the sail yacht racing game will know well the name Salthouse, the 54-year-old New Zealand… Read more »
Rovings October/November Issue 139
from Professional BoatBuilder Magazine No. 139 Compiled by Dan Spurr Alive and Well: C. Raymond Hunt Associates When the Hunt office recently sent us a set of drawings for a… Read more »
One Man’s Quest for a Fully Aerated Hull
Recently we heard from a fellow in Australia who has been experimenting with a somewhat radical hull surface. A welder by trade, Roger Mutimer says he has been designing and… Read more »
Wood To Glass
The biggest changes in modern boatbuilding occurred between the years 1940 and 1970. Professional BoatBuilder, in partnership with several museums, announces an exhibition of pioneering designers and builders of fiberglass… Read more »
