Designing and Building a Sailing Canoe - Part 3

In this video I enclose the buoyancy tanks and start my rudder and centreboard.
I wanted a portable sailing dinghy that would be quick to rig, car toppable, and would double as a kayak (in fact a double kayak). In this video series I document the build so you can build one too!
The boat was designed for the choppy conditions on Port Phillip bay, and is a hybrid of the Sabre and the Viola sailing canoe (by Michael Storer), but is built in the style of the Huntington Harbour Kayak (by Spira boats). I also took some advice from the helpful experts at The Wooden Boat Forum.
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[@chickenosm]

Is there any chance of someone getting plans for this?

[@leemelbourne3297]

Hi There. I didnt really prepare any plans. i had previously built a huntington harbour kayak based on the free plans online ua-cam.com/video/bihKGZ9dSWk/v-deo.html
For my sailable version I added a transom at the back and lengthened it slightly. I also built in a centreboard case and added the flat timber that goes across the deck to hold the mast.