hull

This model was created in Blender utilizing NURBS technology. Thanks to the free Surface Psycho add-on, it is now possible to generate high-quality NURBS models directly within Blender. Although it has a slight learning curve, the tool is highly versatile. Below, you will find a link to a forum...

Hi everyone, I'm an Architect and a Yacht Designer specializing in sailing boats, but I also work on motor yachts. I offer services in yacht design, exterior and interior design, naval architecture, and hull design (for sailing boat), including deck and equipment layout. I also provide 3D...

Hi everyone, I'm a university student currently working on a project involving the design of a bulk carrier within the 55,000-65,000 DWT range. As part of our assignment, we need to find an existing lines plan of a bulk carrier that has already been built within this range. However, after...

Hello everyone, I participated in some kind of unmanned marine vehicle competition. I have a team of aerospace engineers. In general, we lack information on ships. I was able to find a few formulas and proceeded to the drawing process. While drawing the hull, I realized something and I can't...

We're undergraduate students trying to build a USV for data collection, about 1-2 m in length. In terms of material to use for the hull, we've heard HDPE is used in Kayaks and is super durable. On the other hand, stuff like plywood and fiberglass is the convention but would be somewhat harder...

It seems to be a common theme that on large plate boats both sides of the hull seams are welded. Which makes sense due to a lack of penetration on thick plate say .25" or thicker. When looking at small Jon boats with thin sheets they are only welded on the outside. When doing some research I...

Work in progress of this model which I'm redoing again in a CAD application. Now the overall dimensions are close to the original drawing that I have matched, the hull is done only with few info found, no references or station offset.

I have a 36’ hull mould for sale. The mould was made in Poland and has never had a hull produced from it. It has been stored outside but the tooling gelcoat is in excellent condition. It needs a final compound and wax and it is ready to go. looking to get $50k for it. Serious inquiries only...

Hello. I'm trying to use free software for the design of boats and ships instead of using AUTOCAD or RHINOCEROS3D programs. I found that this program named HullDesigner could be useful, but i got this error when im tried to run the hulls32.exe aplication. Mi windows distribution is windows 10...

A render of the aft and water foam without fluid simulations but only with few tricks to simulate the hull foam. Work done few months ago.

A rendering of the yacht as a scale model. That is an other render of a work done few months ago

For my bachelor thesis I use the ORC VPP and therefore have to create an .off file for it with the Rhino plug-in. After all other things have been defined (freeboard marks, etc.) I still get the following error message from the LPP. "The following tags were not closed: ims_xml_datafile. Line...

Ship hull design

Ship hull design

This is a shell of a Rib tender, the boat is already developed with 2D CAD. Even that is part of my learning path with FreeCAD. An open source CAD for all purposes.

This is a shell of a Rib tender, the boat is already developed with 2D CAD. Even that is part of my learning path with FreeCAD. An open source CAD for all purposes.

This is a shell of a Rib tender, the boat is already developed with 2D CAD. Even that is part of my learning path with FreeCAD. An open source CAD for all purposes.

This is a shell of a Rib tender, the boat is already developed with 2D CAD. Even that is part of my learning path with FreeCAD. An open source CAD for all purposes.

3D model created with FreeCAD and based on North Korean Semi-submersible craft http://covertshores.blogspot.com/2010/06/north-korean-semi-submersible-craft.html

3D model created with FreeCAD and based on North Korean Semi-submersible craft http://covertshores.blogspot.com/2010/06/north-korean-semi-submersible-craft.html