Product Description
We have 4 or 5 Swampscotts (plus several other Dories of different type) with their rockered bottom panel and rounded topsides.
The Petite Brise 12'4" Dory Skiff was designed to be used as the new tender for the famous Jolie Brise French Pilot Cutter sailed by the Dauntsey’s School Sailing Club. Their requirement was for a traditional looking craft (to go with JB) that would take a lot of punishment when used by pupils and charterers and which would be safe for use by youngsters and could also be used to teach them basic boat work and sailing techniques.
Construction had to be strong, light (the boat is stowed on deck) and capable of being built by pupils at the school. Construction is simple stitch and tape (we also have the mould shapes for clinker/ply) and uses just 4 1/2 sheets of ply. If built with 9mm bottom and 6mm sides, she is light enough to be car topped - they have also been built with fore and side decks.
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12'4" Petite Brise Particulars |
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| LOA | 12'4" | 3.76m |
| Beam | 4'5" | 1.35m |
| Hull Mid Depth | 1'6" | 0.46m |
| Draft | 5 1/2"/2' 10 1/4" | 0.14/0.87m |
| Sail Area | 70 sq.ft | 6.5 sq.m |
| Approx. Dry Weight | 125 lbs | |
| Hull Shape | Narrow flat bottom plus 4 planks per side | |
| Construction Method | Stitch and tape and clinker ply | |
| Major plywood requirements for hull | 4 1/2 sheets of 6 or 9mm plywood | |
| Guidance Use | 3 adults | |
| Drawing/Design Package | 4 x A1 drawings + 7 x A4 instruction sheets including moulds for clinker ply construction | |
