All articles by Jake Kavanagh – Page 14
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Yard insight | Drettman, Germany: German soul
The Drettmann Group offers clients a total design and build service, specialising in fashionable interiors. Flexibility, it says, is key to success
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Feature | Bavaria: New plant - Beating the recession
German builder Bavaria Yachtbau is looking to new production efficiencies to help it weather the economic storm.
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Feature | Green Power: Propulsion - The Hybrid revolution
In a knock-on from the automotive industry, the diesel-electric hybrid is gaining favour, not just because it’s fashionable, but because advances in technology mean it has a lot to offer
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Materials | Epoxy composites: Epoxy innovations
Exciting new epoxy composites are bridging the gap between one-off racing craft and viable production boatbuilding. At the forefront of developments is SP, the marine division of Gurit, which is delivering some remarkable construction solutions.
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Regulations | Rulefinder.net: Code breakers
Keeping up with the volume and variety of boatbuilding regulations worldwide can be daunting for most builders, but now — from Holland — comes a new speedy and comprehensive aid.
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Steel the show
Linssen Yachts dominates the steel displacement boatbuilding sector in Holland, producing high-quality boats in the 9m-15m (30ft-49ft) range. Fresh from the Linssen ‘in-house’ boat show, its order book is remarkably healthy, despite the worldwide recession. How has this family-run business bucked the trend, and is it something to do with ...
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Yard insight | Burger, US: Lakesiders stand the test of time
The creation of one-offs in top quality Alustar aluminium with custom-made joinery throughout is just part of Burger’s Enduring formula
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Morgan powerboats | Morgan – the start of something big?
Inspired by classic cars, Morgan Powerboats is a fledgling UK company launching a brand new product, the tough, high-speed Morgan 260. But this luxury 50kt family cruiser is also being offered as a home-completion kit. Can this clever marketing ploy really successfully cover both ends of the market?