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Allan and LeeI have seen a European building a Didi 26 in Thailand by some workers next to the beach somewhere. I do not think you have to go to a professional boatyard to do this. All builders make

1. Nothing is done for free, so all those services will add cost. Not sure how much they will charge for registration and certification for insurance. The best it to discuss this with the shipyard

Hello Alain. Assume okoume plywood and masts are easily obtained. I have summarized 3 questions for this. 1. If we find a professional shipyard, they are responsible for helping you register the ship

Hi XungYung...........add me to your Line so I can create a group chat!!!? Line ID: cityahbeng

Conrad, it is not necessary to buy a kit You can draw the parts on a white pva painted chip board which is cheap then place your plywood on top and reproduce the part on the ply and then cut it with

I have not received your invitation on Line. Could you please send me a message or give me your Line ID.

Hopefully, plywood could be found eventually. I believe that today manufacturer of plywood are located in exotic countries where they get the raw material. That should not be a issue. I have a friend

Hi Bernd, I am really happy to be in touch with other people who are interested in building KD860 in the region. We should be able to pull recourses together to build our boats more efficiently. It

Hi Alain Interesting how many persons are interested in building a KD 860 in Asia. This is a generalization of course. I see also, to my surprise, that it is difficult to buy waterproof plywood. But

Hi Alain. If LR Approvals is the standard for plywood, and if you trust the products made in a certain oriental country, then I think it is not difficult to find 8mm okoume plywood, and the price is

Hi Peets, Couple of us are getting a group together to DIY with some professional help the KD860.? See our chats in the other group ('Choosing a design').? We may do it in Thailand or Cambodia.?

Hi, Conrad. I agree with your "simple calculation" because I also calculated it this way. Hi, Alain, I have added your LINE, let's discuss more details together. LEE

Very interesting this, I going to follow this multi build… Good luck guys! Verzonden: woensdag 23 oktober 2024 12:03 Aan: [email protected] Onderwerp: Re:

Hi Alain/XungYung/Hamka, If you are a DIYer, maybe we can get together rent a place in Thailand (preferable cheap....ha ha ha ), hire a local experience boat builder (should be also be cheap.....ha

If you go the DIY way, you only need to rent a place with enough space to build, no need anything else, just make sure that the rental contract is long enough for you to complete the build. You don't

You are most welcome Conrad! Not quite retired yet. I am taking care of the business development in Thailand for my company headquartered in Singapore. The boat has not been started yet. I have been

If we can solve the problem of builder's license or boat registration and insurance, renting a boat dock and then hiring professional workers or DIY is also a good solution. I even recently tried to

Hi, ahbeng This is a good idea. I have recently been screening construction sites, and I am mainly considering Thailand or the Philippines. If I choose the Philippines, it means I need to explore step

Hi! That would be great to meet and discuss a plan. I am actually living in Siracha, Thailand, about 100km south east of Bangkok and 30km north of Pattaya. You can contact me on Line. My ID is

Hi Pete! Thanks for posting the pics and video links - they look great. Would you mind posting a pic or two of the forward end of the boom where it attaches to the mast? I am very interested in your