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About this site:
This site was created for the boat builder and the consumer. It is intended to be a reference for the
beginning boat builder who has decided to build boats and sell them.
It does not tell you how to build boats, although it has many links to such sites on
Ike's List
.
It does tell you what things you need to know if you are building or planning to build
boats and sell them.
This is not just for wood boats, or fiberglass
boats, but for all boats. I have purposely keep the design of this
site as simple as possible so it will load quickly even on a dial up connection.
This is a personal web page and not affiliated with the U. S. Coast Guard.
Any mistakes are the author's. If you have a comment contact me here, or post
a question on my
BLOG I have worked for many years in the boating and boat building field. I have noted the lack of information available for new boat
builders. There are people who can help you.
The Coast Guard people that
can help you are at Headquarters in Washington DC. I know them all and they
are dedicated professionals, very knowledgeable, and will help you any way
they can. You can contact them at 202-372-1076
or FAX 202-372-1934 Or E-Mail Mr. Philip Cappel at
philip.j.cappel@uscg.mil They also
have a contract factory inspection program and new builders are given priority on visits,
usually within the first year.
There are others who can help you. The
American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) is the standards
organization for our industry. They have standards that go way beyond what the Coast Guard
has. I am a long time member, serve on committees, and know the people who work there and
they are all very helpful and dedicated to boating safety. Call them at
410-990-4460 or fax 410-990-4466.
The National
Marine Manufacturers Association is a the industry association for boat manufacturers.
There are many other organizations for boat builders.
Boat Design.net There are many more on
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If you have feedback on any subject on this web site please
contact me. My e-mail
link is at the top of every page. Quite a few other people have
contributed to the content and when possible I have given them an
attribution and a link if they have a website or business.
Enjoy the web site and I sincerely hope it helps you succeed with
your boat building plans!
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