|

The
Garvey 11 is a versatile small power boat. Her ample beam provides exceptional
stability, room, and carrying capacity. She has a moderate deadrise of
10 degrees to provide a softer ride than a flat bottom boat. When you
compare her to a similar length inflatable boat, you will see that the
absence of the inflatable tubes gives much greater interior volume. Her
upraised bow and spray rails gives a very dry ride.
A
5-6 HP motor will plane the boat with 1 person, an 8 HP with 2 average
adults. This boat can use a smaller motor, but she is really designed
to go fast on a plane.
| Specifications:
|
|
LOA:
|
11'
1"
|
3,40
m
|
|
Max.
Beam:
|
5'
|
1,52
m
|
|
Max.
HP:
|
10
HP
|
7.5
kW
|
|
Empty weight:
|
105
lbs.
|
48
kg
|
|
Displacement:
|
890
lbs.
|
405
kg
|
|
Material:
|
Stitch
& Glue
|
|
Building
method:
This boat is built in stitch and glue, from flat plywood panels assembled
with epoxy-fiberglass tape. For a detailed description of the stitch and
glue boat building method, see our "How To" section where you will
find a complete illustrated tutorial as well as information about epoxy,
fiberglass and plywood.
Sides
and bottom panels are bent around two frames and the transom: no jig required,
no lofting. The 2 frames are constructed from a few smaller pieces, rather
than cut out from a single piece of plywood, thus saving a complete sheet.
Required
Skills:
The
GV11 is easy and fast to build. The sides are cut from standard sheets
of plywood, dimensions for all the parts are given on the very detailed
plans: 13+ drawings plus step by step building notes.
No woodworking skills or special tools are required.
Options:
The GV11 can be made unsinkable by installing buoyancy foam under the
seats. This option is explained in details on the plans.
Bill
Of Materials:
(Excerpts
from our BOM)
The
BOM list materials based on our standard layout and includes a 15% waste
factor for resin and fiberglass. For plywood, we use standard sheets 4'
x 8' (122 x 244 cm). Please read the building notes and see the plans
for detailed specifications.
| Plywood
4x8' (122x244cm) |
|
1/4"
(6mm)
|
3
|
|
|
3/8"
(10mm)
|
1
|
|
|
Framing
wood is listed on the plans.
|
| Fiberglass
(totals)
|
|
Woven
tape
|
75
yards
|
68
m
|
|
Resin
|
|
Epoxy,
total
|
3
gallons
|
12
liters
|
Cost:
The GV11 can be build for less than US $400.00 (2001).
We
offer an epoxy fiberglass kit with free shipping in the US. Our
kit cost less than the same supplies bought locally. See the main page,
top left panel.
Labor:
The average construction time for the hull is 40 hours.
More:
Visit our message board, help pages, tutorial pages and read our FAQ:
most questions are answered there.
Plans
Packing List:
- 12
detailed drawings, B size, with all dimensions required to cut the sides,
bottom, bulkheads and all parts from flat plywood sheets: no lofting,
no templates required.
- Many
exploded views and perspectives describing the assembly method and details
- Full
size patterns for the transom, frames, seat brackets, knees etc.
- Building
notes including a detailed description of the assembly sequence and
building tips
- A
Bill Of Materials
- Help
files reference list and more.
Supplies: All supplies to build this boat are available from our online stores :: epoxy/glass/paint and more :: plywood
Close
window :: Back :: Home
© 1993 - 2010 E-Boat Inc.
1360 SW Old Dixie Ste 103, Vero Beach, Florida USA
|