KAYAK+ is a 1 or 2 occupant, paddle or motor powered, small portable 2 or 3 part modular boat.
Ideal for cruising inland lakes and waterways.
Sample Assembly Photos from Instructions.
Sample Assembly Page
Optional canopy top, for those hot, and sunny, summer days.
KAYAK+ with 2 Sections on Beach Ready for Assembly.
Short Video of KAYAK+ Cruising Lake Saguaro
A windy day on the water.
Completed, Double Occupant Version.
Completed Center Module. Waiting for Water Testing.
At the lake video with the KAYAK++
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9-11-09
Thanks for the plans Ken,
I will study these pages this evening when I have time.........After a quick look I am astounded by your level of detail on how to build this craft.
Many designers take a lot for granted in regards to builders skills...........this concept has come so far from "Toter"you have now got a "real"boat thats unique for people to build and enjoy..................I don't know if I mentioned it but I have two sisters and there families living in Adelaide its my home town Mums there too. One lives in Fitzroy the other in Unley. I'm sure your niece would know the suburbs, Adelaide is quiet small...............Who knows they may even know each other!!!.............Looking forward to your next design.
Cheers Paul
Australia
9-08-09
Wow Ken
Just read duckworks article and watched the video of your new design.................outstanding this on a real head turner and a sure winner ............Look forward to seeing how the centre module goes...........Cheers Paul
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9-08-09
Hi Paul,
It's been a while. How are things down under? Just getting over the winter months I assume, and waiting for the good boating weather. How is the little Tug doing? Thanks for the kind words about the Kayak+. It has been a good design project, and I am enjoying it. The center module should be complete this week, and I will send you pictures. This is probably the most useful boat I have built, as it can be configured in a variety of ways, to pacify almost any small boating enthusiast. It's easy to cut out and easy to assemble. No forms required, and for most people, no trailer for transport.
Best regards,
Ken
