/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1135140
>Hey /diy/
> im learning to ba a X and where now doing a project in school where we need to equip a Y and design the Z... any good ideas?

Fuck off.

>>1135140

ignore that hater, this is a good diy project that will result in a long-term thread.

we need more details, like what sort of furniture appeals to you. show pics of your living room and dining room, for example so we can help spec out the boat.

Is the layout already set? For what kind of sailing will it be for? Just leisure at the cost of efficiency or something more practical?

>>1135168
Except OP is clearly a school kid ("ba a boatbuilder and where now".. come the FUCK on..) who has been tasked with a simple exercise which he should be able to do based off his own research. Asking a bunch of faggots on 4chan is not doing his own research, and you are offering nothing but a precedent that states to OP that he does not need to think and analyse for himself, he can just crowdsource it. And that's just what we need right? Another retarded human with zero critical or analytical skill.

This is not someone with tools and resources, this is literally a homework thread, and you are the cancer killing /diy/ for suggesting that this is helpful.

Sage because obvious underageb&.

>>1135171
>Sage because obvious underageb&.

they don't equip 42 foot sailboats in middle school.

this thread will be fascinating if the mods can keep trolls away.

>>1135199
no it will just be another stupid thread where nothing can be discussed because op can't do basic google

>>1135140
is it a wood, composite, metal or concrete hull?
is it for lake, inshore or offshore?
will it be racing, or is it a floating winnebago?

>>1135140
Go to wooden boat school port Townsend wa learn to build boat.

Boatbuilding forums exist, they are comprehensive and have many examples of superb homebuilt boats.

/diy/ is a waste for subjects covered wonderfully elsewhere. Learn to Google you lazy shit. You won't get gud by asking /diy/ for homework help.

>>1135199
> what is a thought exercise designed to get children thinking about spatial relationships and efficient use of space, within a fun and different context than just a house, room etc.

But lets run with your assumption that OP is in a secondary or tertiary course. Which makes him even more of a fucking idiot for needing to ask here instead of googling "common yacht fitouts", using his coursework, talking with his classmates, or doing any of the other dozen or so things someone over the age of 21 should be capable of doing. I wouldn't have even bothered wasting my time asking questions here when I was literally surrounded by people who knew as much, if not more than me right there on campus, when I did my electrical tickets.

You need to leave this board. There is a distinct difference between "wat put in bote" and "So I'm planning on fitting out a [hull type] with [list of furniture and items] made from [materials], but I'm not sure how to waterproof [object] because I have never used it in a marine environment before, wat do?". We have no room for braindead fuckheads here, even less for dipshits like you who cannot tell the difference between the former type of poster and the latter, then encourage them anyway.

>>1135140
Make sure that the chart table can fit a standard admiralty chart.

>>1135140

>cockpit

It's called a wheel-house. It's a boat, not a bloody fighter jet

>>1136371
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=yacht+cockpit

>>1136371
It's generally called a wheelhouse or pilothouse if the room is mostly enclosed, with most smaller sailboats, it's generally just an open space on the stern deck with bench seating on either gunwale, forming a pit, thus the term cockpit.

>>1135415
We have fuck loads of room for braindead fuckheads, what are you on about? Case in point is (you)

>>1136371
It's most definitely called a cockpit in every boat I've skippered.

Are you the paycheck retard from the maritime generals?