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Hi Domenico I was not this sure from the photos. Here on from th other side of Peschici, Vieste. Onthe beach with my wife a "helper"/admirer before our DUO 425. The picture is old (1986) and only a

Hi Patrik I'm glad you like the interior of the KD I used plywood from 4mm of light oak 90x250 and then transparent gloss paint. As for my country is located in the National Park of Gargano, Puglia.

Domenico, That looks beautiful. The town also looks very nice. I might try to replicate your interior fit out. Is that plywood in the cabins? The wood seems to have a matte finish, as in “not

Water enough....!!!

Hi No Bernd has always been in my country Peschici Puglia. The first work in the village and after I went down, 70m from the sea in the bay. of Peschici. Bye

Hi Domenico Thanks for the new pictures. Have you moved the boat to an other village?. Looks so different. Bernd

Hello to all From this drawing we can see the assembly well. good job. The Voyager becomes more and more beautiful and interesting to build ... :-))

Hi Patrick Thanks for the drawing. The geometry can now bind the movements at the end points. This was the reason why I asked for a sort of wire frame from the top with turning points and actuator

I posted a rough drawing of the rod to rudder link. It is very rough. Not to scale, but kind of close. The red tube is glued in. The tiller actuator is a little shorter than the rudder housing

Bryan, Thanks! I receive the encouragement, but let me also say sorting the steering system was a bit of a crisis moment for me. I had already departed from the plans as far as cable and sheave

Hi Patrick, just saw your latest photos you posted. Awesome! It has struck me the size of the Voyager, the amount of work (I can only imagine really), and yet you are dealing with each new detail in a

Hi Patrick Clear pictures, but anyway, can you make a schematic diagram of the turning points. No measurements necessary, only the turning point with lines will do. Water entering will be no problem I

Domenico and Thiago and Lee Thanks for your kind words! I will try to take some more pics today. Lee, I don’t think I’ll try to keep water out of the tube at the transom. The tube is sloped down a

Patrick, Will you use a bellows at the exterior of the hull to reduce water ingress? Looks good! ~Lee

Thanks Domenico, but that's Patrick's Voyager, not mine! Regards, ~Lee

HI Lee, thank you for the post it's very interesting for the future. Compliments for the work that you're doing. Bye Domenico

Hello PAtrick, very interest "thing". Please can you send me more pictures? Including the "rudder link" in the hull? Congratulations! Amazing work. k-designs@...> wrote: -- Thiago R. P

OK, here are two short videos of the rod to transom hung rudder setup where the rod does not move side to side, but instead has a link to allow for the rotational motion of the rudder. For every ten

To all Yahoo had some problems to let persons load photos to foren and groups. We at the K-designs forum where not alone in these. I know other forums had the same problem and where complaining. In

Hi Bernd, I haven't personally looked into Groups.io too deeply. I saw there was an option for a free and a paid service, but assumed the paid would be more for professional/business interests and