BASELINE LOFTING IMAGE GALLERY
On this page are presented links to five images, in DWF format, depicting a lofting project undertaken by BaseLine Technology For Nichols Brothers Boatbuilders of Freeland, Washington. The project was a theme-park jungle tour. There were six vessels built. All steel parts, including the shell plates, were generated from the drawings shown here and worked without a hitch.NC Lofting has become a requirement for shipyards to be competitive. The saving in time and material can keep you in the game. Let us give you a quote on your next lofting project.
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Isometric view of the entire assembly. All parts generated are shown, here and indicated in the bill of materials. Kindly forgive the crummy font displayed in this image. I am unable to get AutoCAD to generate the text properly. I will continue to work on it. |
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This view shows all the bottom and transom plating and longitudinals. |
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This is the decks, breasthooks, and miscellaneous longitudinal structure. |
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This is the first of two sheets of transvers sections. |
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This is the second of two sheets of transvers sections. |
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This is a typical plate of nested parts, ready for flame-cutting. Clearly visible on the image are the flanging directions, common on welded steel boat projects, as well as marking lines for stiffeners and other framing. |
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