Vixen

Vixen

Dimensions:

Dimensions:

  • LBP              20′ – 3″
  • LWL 17′ – 6″
  • Beam 7′ – 2″
  • Draft 2′ – 3″/4′ – 3″
  • Displacement 3,700 lbs.

Sail Area:

High-Peaked Gaff Sloop:

  • Main 216 sq. ft.
  • Jib 73 sq. ft.

Total (Working)  289 sq. ft.

  • Genoa 95 sq. ft.

Total (Light Air)    311 sq. ft.

Construction is either strip or carvel.

Plans

Plans are available as .pdf downloads.
Four sheets of drawings and a table of offsets.
Cost for amateur construction is $950 USD.
Price includes permission to build one boat for personal use.
Commercial builders contact me to work out an arrangement.
Contact me to purchase these plans.

This is a challenging design to build.
Not suitable for a beginner.
It is offered in the spirit outlined
at the masthead of this site:

Design is a distillation of Craft

The best design is not a set of instructions.
Good design inspires us to relate both to the materials at hand
and our place in the world: physical, social, and spiritual.
Design provides a framework for Craft
where we may develop our skills
Design is not a prison of intention

Design is a trellis

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My work is centered on attending to the intersection of perception and creativity. Complexity cannot be reduced to any given certainty. Learning is Central: Sharing our gifts, Working together, Teaching and learning in reciprocity. Entering into shared Inquiry, Maintaining these practices as a way of life. Let’s work together to build practices, strengthen dialogue, and discover and develop community. Let me know how we might work together.

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