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Hi Hamka, Fellow Singaporean here!!? Use to own a mono 30 ft hull yacht in New Zealand. Gave it away during covid because it was stuck in boatyard for 3 plus years. I am a newbie to catamarans, so

Hi Alain, Congrats on your move to Thailand........;land of smiles' and retired expats!!!? Lol lol.? I am located in Singapore like Hamka, and quite interested in building a barebones KD860 and

Hi XungYung, I am planning on using a professional boat builder or DIY for the KD860...........looking in Thailand.? I think the other people interested is Alain and Hamza.? I intend to start this

Hello Slawek Thank you for this generous contribution. I have sent you a private letter. Please forget these. Kind regards Bernd

I have sent 100 EUR and Thank You for the Joy You gave and giving us.Have a nice evening. Slawek

Hi SlawekHi Slawek The easy way. Go to PayPal. Click on Send money.?As the recipient, use this email address.Fill in the amount and send it.That is all Kind regards Bernd

Hi Bernd,how to pay for Your service- forum, website etc as a donate? Slawek

Hi Pete I appreciate your contribution to covering the group costs. Best regards Bernd

Hello Pete Thank you very much for the pictures and the video clips. I had to smile while looking at the brackets (barnacles). Underwater paint and barnacles and other nice UW animals and plants are

Hello Long time since I visited here. This group was very important for me when I was building my boat. I sent my 5 euros to you Bernd. I wish Kohler boat builders can have this informative forum in

Hello all! I posted some pictures in KD860FI folder taken last summer. My family and friends enjoyed sailing. I was little disappointed in the speed of the boat: year ago it was quite easy to make 10

The following photos have been uploaded to the KD860 Fi ( /g/K-designs-Multihull-Sailboats/album?id=140535 ) photo album of the [email protected] group. *

Pete Hill's stretched KD860 is for sale here in New Zealand. It has a wood stove, like what you want. You could buy it and sail it home. It has already been round the world. In any case I think you

Hi Peets It is always good to try to be realistic ;-)) I like the Goose Explorer from Perttu.? A nifty and easy-to-build boat. Have fun. The ECO 65 is a logical choice for what you want. The boat

Currently I am rounding up the options what I would be able to build and what would most fit my usage. I am also lining up my use case as realistic as possible, its not fully settled yet. I am working

I was very interested in this mast for the eco 6. Is it possible for you to send me the drawings with measurements for the eco6? How much would this cost? Thanks a lot.

Hi Peets as Bernd has suggested, plus in earlier discussions you started, there are often options for rigs. In other words you could have a rig on the 6 that is simple and effective, or one that is

Thanks for pointing out the facts. So more logical way would be fitting eco 6 with something similar to wishbone rig. Do you see some negative sides on going wishbone on eco 6? Would it be affecting

Thanks Bernd for straight forward quick reply! I see so then it would make more sense to just reconfigure eco6's rigging instead of resizing the hull. I am interested about making wooden main mast

Hi Resizing is never a good idea. POINT It is acceptable until about 5%, at which point more will need changes, like the beam of the hulls, for example. To make it even easier, the ECO 6's rig can