Bluenose Schooner - Sailing Model Toy
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A replica of the famous Bluenose Schooner as a simple sailing toy. Set the sails and the tiller, and watch it take off!
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Check it out sailing here:
I also have a single-masted earlier version that I have not uploaded.
Print Instructions
Upper Hull must be waterproof: 50mm/s, 1.6-2mm thick walls, 7.5%-10% infill, 0.12-0.16mm layer thickness.
Print the rudder solid.
The rest should be printed hollow, with wall thicknesses around 1.2-1.6mm depending on how durable you wish it to be.
All printed materials are PLA, additional materials: 1 sheet acetate paper, 1 metal rod 1/8" dia. x 1ft long (approx) cut to lengths.
Assembly Instructions
- Print Upper & Lower Hulls, and Hull Tabs. (ensure to limit warping of the model or else hull tabs won't be long enough!
- Print masts & Rudder.
- Buy 1/8" steel rod. Use this for the tiller, can also be used to join the hull tabs in place.
- Or print the “hull pegs” to secure the hull tabs in place.
- Insert the hull tabs into the upper hull. Next, slot the lower hull onto the tabs. Use the metal rods (cut to length) or the “hull pegs” to fix the hulls & tabs in place.
- Use electrical tape to hide the seam between the hulls. make sure you don't cover the ballast vent holes! (These let water in to balance the boat).
- Use the supplied sail patterns as a guide only, Cut the sails out of acetate paper, and use a standard (North American) hole punch to make two holes for the mast.
- Slot the masts into the upper hull (10mm is deep enough), and slot the sails over the masts. Friction between the mast and the acetate paper holds the sails in place--in winds up to 20-25 km/hr.
- Slot the bowsprit into place (optional)
Sailing Instructions
Sailing on a Beam Reach (Wind Perpendicular to Travel)
Adjust the sails as shown in the video, little to no rudder pressure should be needed to maintain this reach. If required, gently adjust the tiller so the rudder is nudging the boat slightly into the wind.
Sailing Upwind Diagonally (Close Reach)
Adjust the foresail so it is similar to what is shown in the video, and bring the mainsail to about 20deg off of the direction of travel of the boat. Adjust the rudder to pushing the boat about 20deg in the upwind direction.
Sailing Downwind (Wing-On-Wing)
Remove one of the sails, and re-slot it over the mast so it is angled to the other side of the boat. Angle the sails so each is 45deg off of the centreline, balanced on the opposing sides. Rudder should be straight.