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Summer in Norway
I will build the cruising cabin and aft cabin version More about the F-22 and other Farrier designs on the link below
The 1991 design F-24 at speed. The F-22 will perform as well and maybe even better than this model. Click the photo for a link to the F25C
Folds easily to a beam of 2,5m for easy trailering (or full marinas). There will be basic cruising accomodations for up to four people.
This blog was created to share experiences from my building of the Ian Farrier designed trimaran F-22R with other builders interested, and to anyone else that might have an interest in why anyone willingly spends hundreds of hours in a room without windows to build a weird looking boat that will sail circles around the traditional sailing boats in this part of the world
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Summer in Norway
The F-22R profile. Designed by Ian Farrier
I will build the cruising cabin and aft cabin version More about the F-22 and other Farrier designs on the link below
Earlier Farrierdesigns
The 1991 design F-24 at speed. The F-22 will perform as well and maybe even better than this model. Click the photo for a link to the F25C
Folding trimaran
Folds easily to a beam of 2,5m for easy trailering (or full marinas). There will be basic cruising accomodations for up to four people.
Farrier multihull links
- Farrier Marine
- Alan's F-39
- Andrew's F-22R #120
- Andrew's Swish F-82
- Andrew's Trivita - F-22
- Arno Molenaar's Thrillseeker F-31
- Arno's build of Thriller F-32R
- Barteld's F-32
- Biol's F-22
- Chris Moller's F-22
- Cora and Tom's F-32
- Derek's F-32
- Ed's F-22
- Glenn's Quick Sand F-82R
- Grant's Raven - F-22R
- Henny's Fram - F-39
- Jay's F-22
- Jeremy's F-22
- Martin's Lydius - F82R
- Martin and Rinnert's F-32AX
- Matos' F-22
- Menno's F-22
- Nico's F85SR
- Oliver's Optimum - F-22
- Rod T's Pax all carbon F32
- Rod's Chillax F-82R
- Roger's F-22
- Trifun F-22
Non-Farrier multihull links
Other favourites
Blog Archive
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2009
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April
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- Minor main hull progress
- Back to boat building - infusing anchor locker
- Ponton heater boxes - finale
- Ponton heater boxes part eight
- Ponton heater boxes part seven
- Vacuum infusion
- Ponton heater boxes parts four through six
- Ponton heater boxes part three
- Ponton heater boxes - sandblasting
- Ponton heater boxes part two
- Ponton heater boxes
- Back on my feet
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April
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2 comments:
The infusion really interest me, instead of fumbling with spreaders and getting epoxied on the clothes floor and tools. I need to get this going, at least to try it out. Looks good Tor. By the way there is a new F82 site from AUS. Check my blog for the link.
All the best
Spent too much time at work lately?
Not much progress the last week. By the way. I have the same problem.. Not too much time at work, but slow progress.
"Til helga kanskje?"
Dag
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