A blog about the technical innovations and business growth journey of Carbonix, formerly Carbonicboats
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
BlackIce in Production Under License
Parts for the first production BleckIce IOM.
The short fin trunk only extends up as far as the waterline.
The RC shelf provides structural support for the fin, which also incorporates a LERE that is accommodated in a recess in the hull.
Please note that this boat is not produced in house by Carbonicboats.
The design is licensed to an external builder who sells independently.
Contact us for more details.
The short fin trunk only extends up as far as the waterline.
The RC shelf provides structural support for the fin, which also incorporates a LERE that is accommodated in a recess in the hull.
Please note that this boat is not produced in house by Carbonicboats.
The design is licensed to an external builder who sells independently.
Contact us for more details.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
Octave Marblehead Prototype Rigs: Bunjees
A beautiful precision job and a snazzy detail by Ray Joyce.
The idea is to incorporate a bunjee into the Dyneema 'limiter' strop for the automatic speed/height 'moding' adjustment on the swing rigs.
A lesser mortal would have tied the bunjee separately, but this would have left an untidy loop of Dyneema when the limiter was slack.
Here is Ray's description of the procedure:
The idea is to incorporate a bunjee into the Dyneema 'limiter' strop for the automatic speed/height 'moding' adjustment on the swing rigs.
A lesser mortal would have tied the bunjee separately, but this would have left an untidy loop of Dyneema when the limiter was slack.
Here is Ray's description of the procedure:
I did a few trails and decided not to include tying the elastic within the fixing knots because of it being too bulky. I found that with a piece of elastic captive within the spectra it did not need much encouragement to stay where it was, so came up with a solution which seems ok.
The pics show.
You'll see that at each end I passed the elastic in/out/in then through the spectra for 50mm then out/in/out. I then whipped each end over the end 4mm sections.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Sunday, August 8, 2010
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