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Hello Daniel, Try Trojan Fibreglass. Their epoxy 500 series is very good. Cheaper than most others in Australia and better and consistent than all others I have tried? including West. No connection

What epoxy brand? I guess propagation through the plywood will be the main consideration. We have various options ($400-600 per 30kg) here in Australia plus I could import Araldite for some extra $$$

Yes Bernd we already have all the material available I finish the Duo 900 and go to Sicily to build the second KD 122 .I have a big caponnone at my disposal 150m from the sea the boat will be all

Domenico You are ready to go to Sicily to build the next KD 122? Terrible with the fires here. Any changes.? Because of this. It is a strange year. Success with the DUO 900 Ciao Bernd

Hi Philip You have done very interesting things. Have you some more photos from our boat and sail. There are now more Cataproas under construction. Your new designed and built sail can be an

Hi Bernd, Hi Philip, thank you for the ideas and your experience, good to read, that the 12 qm will work, there was a Hobie Cat 16 at Denmark, faster than my Cataproa:) I'm looking forward to the next

Herald,?Yes I have sailed in strong winds on the lake and the sea. My sail is bigger 12 sq m and I have added reefing. I attach as per Bernds design. However I have two top fastening points one for

As far as Bernd the Duo 900 is missing I am working on the preparation of the hull connection pipes, base for the mast and etc. The problem was the strong heat of June and July 2021 and I was unable

Thank you Domenico for passing your thought about the construction of the KD 122. Always best, from hear from the builder self. How far is the DUO 900? Ciao Bernd

I confirm this is a good solution for times and costs. The boat is ready for the final part of the assembly. Bye

i I built the KD 122 Italy for a customer. The boat is very nice and strong but to build you need at least a 14x10 shed to be able to see the sanding phases when the boat is assembled. I heated the

Hi, as a reminder to all new prospective KD122 builders: should anyone be willing to cut in half building time, I am selling ready (laminated, faired and antifouled) hulls and ready-to-assemble

Hi Bart, I see you are from Belgium, where are you living? I'm from Prinsenbeek in the Netherlands, very close to the Belgium border. The boat I\m building is an extended version of the ECO 75, which

Hello, Thank you for your answer. But I think I did not ask my question correctly. My timeline should not be expressed in hours but in percentages, hence the 'breakdown'. I intend to stick strictly to

I am always glad to hear about another KD 122 build. We have taken a long time to build our Voyager, but then again we have had some delays. Last year a big tree fell on the barn (this time not in a

Hi I start with workspace. 14X8m is sufficient. Also for tools, material, and space for a good Epoxy “station”. Time to build the boat is a lot more difficult. To start, everybody has a different

Its me Harald Go to the photos from Hans. He has a Little Tri. Same rig as on the Cataproa. Little Trimaran Hans. He is a very keen and experienced sailor and has made many good extras on his boat and

Hello, I am looking for a space to build the KD122. What is the best minimum area you need to build it? ok, the boat is 12x6.2 , there is space between the hulls but maybe there are reasons to

Hi Philip, just a short question, have you ever sailed your cataproa in strong winds? If you reef your sail, what about the upper spar? Is there ?a special method to attach it to the mast? Thank you,

Herald, nice Cataproa. I like mine very much and I believe it will become very popular.RgardsPhilip Malan