On the cover: At Allied Titanium, in Sequim, Washington, the edge of a chainplate is broken on a belt sander. Cutting or grinding titanium alloys produces white sparks. Story on page 18.
Photograph by Dieter Loibner.
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Professional BoatBuilder magazine
August/September 2020
FEATURES
18 Team Titanium
by Dieter Loibner
A small company in Washington State promises affordable titanium, an ambition that holds great potential for boatbuilders but has eluded the industry for decades.
by Walt Ansel
A traditional yacht type is reimagined with some workboat influences to meet the schedule-driven cruising needs of a modern family.
by Steve D’Antonio
Hose clamps are essential to the integrity of hulls and onboard systems, but their reliability depends on informed selection and best installation practices.
by Chris Swanhart
Design challenges and opportunities of making room for exhaust treatment to meet emission standards, particularly on large sportfishing yachts.
by Warren Miller
Notes on the design and build of a custom centerboard, rudderboard, and lifting tackle.
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