CLC's Gislinge Boat Project - 33% Scale Time Lapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.พ. 2020
- In 1993, archeologists recovered most of a buried wooden boat near Gislinge, on the island of Sjælland in Denmark. The 7.7-meter boat was dated to the year 1130 AD.
The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde, Denmark, reconstructed the Gislinge Boat. In 2015, the Museum released the working drawings to the public, launching the Gislinge Boat Open Source Project.
In 2020, Chesapeake Light Craft will build a computer-cut "stitch-and-glue" interpretation of the Gislinge Boat. By creating a pre-cut marine plywood kit, we hope to make construction of replicas of this ancient Scandinavian boat accessible to amateur builders and organizations.
This time-lapse features a 33% scale model of the Gislinge Boat. The model was built to test the assembly sequence. The boat will measure 25'3" long, or 7.7m when we build it in summer 2020.
Jay Hockenberry: CAD/CAM engineering and boatbuilding
Andrew Schroerer: Boatbuilding
Our thanks to the Viking Ship Museum, Roskilde, Denmark
For more information (coming soon): clcboats.com/gislinge - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Holy crap, I'd love you guys forever if you offered this as a full size kit. I would definitely get one.
Please offer this as a kit in your store, I guarantee you I'd not only buy one myself, but would encourage others to get one.
Oh, I love it!
Been looking for a boat project, and I think I found it
I would like to build a 20 foot boat like this. How can I get the plans you used?
That's one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Will you offer CAD drawings for sale, if so when?
We'll build the full-sized version in August 2020. So any public offerings await the results of sea trials post-August.
@@ChesapeakeLightCraftBoats Did the sea trials ever get done (darn Covid!) and if so, how'd they go?
If you made it 50% (~12'7") it could be a fun single person boat to paddle around in.
That's exactly what I was thinking!
Friend, excellent video ... I have a question: that front bow carved in one piece ... is it from which great Viking ship ??? ... .... I'm trying to find pictures ... I already saw the ships Osseberg, Gokstad, I think the Skuldelev has that prow, the others are different, ... a while ago I saw similar bows in pictures of Viking ships and in reconstructions ... but now I can't find them ... thanks in advance
That was the way, they normally made the stem and stern posts - carving them from one piece of timber. On a replica it is perfectly possible to glue it up from smaller pieces - we have decent glue now!
It took us a bunch of tries before we got those CNC-cut bows and sterns to work perfectly.
Clinker built boats can be built with frame-first technique?
Yes, absolutely. This particular video shows a hybrid of stitch-and-glue and clinker planking.
Will this be a full size kit or a kit for the 33% scale model?
Full-sized, about 25'3" or 7.7m. The scale model is just a test of the assembly sequence.
@@ChesapeakeLightCraftBoats Great!!! This may be the boat I use to develop a solar power launch from... Would look beautiful.
Could I get the plans?
Eventually...