wooden pram plans

[TaylerW]

i am doing a project in my highschool woods 2 class, and i was wondering if anyone would be able to donat some plans for my cause.
if able p>m> me
Thanks,
Tayler Wells

[Lucky]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Plan-8-Pram-Row-Power-Fishing-Boat-1-Sheet-Plywood_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ26453QQihZ007QQ itemZ170025790269QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWD1V

Plans are cheap and one sheet of plywood.

[Hewie]

Tayler-
For your first boat, you probably want to build a stitch and glue pram. Unfortunately, a large majority of plans (free or for $$) are tenders and/or sailing dinghys. They are ok for fishing, but are not as stable as a true flat bottom fishing pram. On the up side, they row better. Be carefull of the 1 sheet designs; they are small. 1 1/2 sheet is more typical for a boat with reasonable width and freeboard. I consider building a pram every few years, but haven't gotten around to it yet. Do a Google search for "stitch and glue pram plans" and you'll find a fair number of plans. Check out http://www.svensons.com/boat/ as one example. If you post this question on one of the boat building forums you'll get a ton of help.

Dave

[flyfishnevada]

Try the free plans here for the D4, a very popular dinghy. I built the boat and it is fairly easy. It is stitch and glue and not a bad little boat.

http://www.bateau.com/free/freeplans.htm

However, you might want to just purchase plans for the boat you really want. Most boats of this size have plans that go for $25 to $35.

I have my experience building the boat on my website. a motivated person could build it in a few weeks, it took me two years :roll: One workd of advice, take care with that epoxy! Those drips and splatters need to be sanded flat later. Save yourself some work by applying the epoxy neatly.

http://www.flyfishnevada.com/boat01.htm