I have been busy since the last IBEX posting. Here is have two CNC companies.
First, Reckless Industries www.recklessind.com
Next, SYMX www.symmetrixcomposites.com
CNC Mold Building Companies at IBEX
More Plywood Sources
West coast of Canada.
Contact Info.
20091 113B Ave., Maple Ridge, BC V2X 0Z2
Phone: (604) 574-4393
Email: sales@smithplywoods.com
Plywood Source
My boat builder, Matthew, recommended this marine woods company. Caught my attention as they sell 1.5mm, 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, and so on. Top quality plywoods.
Boat Hybrid
A pure electric boat is still pretty tough to operate in the real world.
For now a hybrid seems like the best choice.
I met my 48′ daycharter customer at IBEX where he showed me his add-on electric motor.
www.integralsolutions.com.
Looks pretty cool.
The top one is an add-on with an existing engine. The lower one is for a new installation.
Back From IBEX
I got back from IBEX last Friday. Finally kind of caught up. Over the next few days I will show the products that caught my attention.
First, glow in the dark switches. On my spaceship I bought www.cpperformance.com.
They are beautiful but they require all 5 leads be correctly attached. It took me asking for help online and a half a day to figure out how to do that.
At IBEX I found glow in the dark switches that only require 2 leads. Yes!
https://www.e-switch.com/product-catalog/pushbutton
Andre’s KHSD Power Trimaran
Andre Cocquyt is now blasting around in his 34′ KHSD power trimaran.
Halwea Sea Trials
48′ Daycharter Hawea Arrives in Hawaii
After sea trials at Raymond, WA, my 48′ daycharter cat Hawea sailed to Oahu.
12′ Trimaran Goes To Small Boat Festival
In late July I took my 12′ trimaran design to the small boat festival.
It was the only yellow boat there. And the lightest. It wasn’t really my crowd. All the other boats were heavy timber classics. While there I learned that small monohull guru, John Wellsford would be there.
loaded on the ferry in my F150
at the show
Hawea Launched
My 48′ daycharter catamaran built by Pedigree Cats was launched June 6th 2024 at Raymond WA.
The boat was built for Woody Brown, son of the inventor of the Hawaiian beach cat. After sea trials it will sail to Hawaii.
It will be operating on Waikiki beach.
