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Bowsprit takes forestay

and screecher/spinnaker

Forward net permamently


fitted to mast beam
slides in sail tracks on hull
sides tensions at forward end

sail lkr sail lkr

Mast beam mast section


approx 200 x 120,
fitted vertically with track
on underside

shelf for
galley

Tramp with diagonal lashing


(so tightens in two directions)
Permamently fitted to hull sides
slides in sail track underside
mastbeam,1in tube in sleeve
along aft end tensioned at 2ft centres

aft beam 5in OD


aluminium tube

jib sheet on fore/aft wires


winches on mastbeam
Acorn with modified Tornado rig (bigger jib fitted)

Hull Cross Section Partial Hull Cross Sections Hull Cross Section Comparison
in Cabin (aft on left, fwd on right) with Janus (in red)
Note: For Clarity cross-sections are at
a different scale from other drawings
21ft Acorn
simple, trailable, minimalist, performance cruising catamaran
Large beach cat rig (plus foils, deck gear etc)
can be used instead of (racing) rig shown here.
Cruising rig also available
watertight compt
dagger sail lkr
board
single berth case LOA 6.4m
watertight compt LWL 6.35m
BOA 3.8m
portapotti under seat Racing Sail Area (as shown)
Mainsail 19.6sqm
Hull materials: Jib 9sqm (screecher in red optional)
4mm ply hull sides approx 12 sheets Empty weight 400kgs Acorn
6mm ply bulkheads, hull bottoms and decks approx 13 sheets Displacement to WL 720kgs Study Plan
Sheathing 200g glass and epoxy Draft 190, (1000 boards down)
Copyright WOODS DESIGNS
Chine joints are timber or glass tape/epoxy 2 single berths in hulls plus boom tent August 2010
Approx 25kg epoxy min headroom 1.3m Acorn with modified Hobie 18 rig
(mainsail luff is reduced to allow boom to be raised)

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