Guillemot Kayaks
Ganymede Kayak Plans
Ganymede Kayak Plans
SKU:GM-Plans - PDF
Craft your own high-quality kayak with ease using Ganymede Kayak Plans. Made from durable plywood, these easy-to-follow plans will have you on the water in just a couple of weekends. Perfect for any DIY enthusiast looking to create their own one-of-a-kind kayak.
Designed to be an easy-to-build recreational kayak good for a first-time builder and beginner paddler, Ganymede is made of 3 panels for the deck and 3 panels for the hull. It can go together in a weekend and be water-worthy within a week.
The plans for this boat are available for free. The instructions are also free at Instructables.com or the printed plans come with a manual.
INCLUDED IN THE PDF PLANS:
- Three 24" x 36" [61cm x 91cm] Drawing Pages plus One Full Size Panel Pattern including: An overall drawing, and patterns for all the panels.
- Building Ganymede and the Jupiter Point Series of Kayaks: This complete instruction manual written by Nick Schade guides you through the simple build process.
- This file requires a large format printer to make hardcopies. You may also try tiling the printing on a smaller printer. If you don't want to do that Full Size Printed Plans are available Here.
INCLUDED IN THE FREE OFFSETS:
- Two Page 8.5" x 11" PDF Drawing Pages of Measurements including: All the dimensions and measurements required to draw out the plywood panels at full size. Dimensions are in Metric and Imperial.
INCLUDED IN THE DXF File:
- One .dxf AutoCAD file with all the plywood pieces required to build the boat The file is ready to import into CAD/CAM files for programming a CNC Machine. The parts are laid out on 3 standard 4' x 8' US style full sheets of plywood.
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Printing Full Sized Boat Plans
Note: Our boat plans include full-sized drawings of the parts and forms needed to build the boat, as such they are best printed on a large format printer.
If you do not have access to a large format printer, visit Guillemot-Kayaks.com where we sell full-size hard copy of all these plans printed and ready to use. You may also try printing these by "tiling" using your own printer and taping together the large pages.