[martinaperezmartina]

I will be building small boats, i.e. a dinghy, baby stroller, John's boat, etc., for fishing and possibly camping. There are a few wrecked boats on my boat list that can be put in the back seat. Then I want to build a small ordinary fishing boat. I already know that I need a special car rack for kayaks, canoes and sups. Yes, they are on my list. Most of what I will build will be for me and for learning. Except for one boat.
One of my goals is to build a sturdy and stable fishing boat for my mom to keep in her country house. Light enough to move independently on land, and still durable and stable on the water. (Kaibab!!) And a rack that is easy to use. Something she can do on her own, without my stepfather. He doesn't like to fish. She has neuropathy of both hands. So, I need to work with this information when assembling a boat and finding an easy-to-use boat rack.
So, does anyone know about the boat park?

[mariewolper]

Wow, you have cool plans

[alexmoloder]

You have excellent plans, and it even inspired me a little to do something like this. I am always surprised that people can assemble something like boats, as it seems incredibly difficult. I recently went to a party with my friends, which they arranged on a yacht from boat rentals miami, and I was just delighted with this kind of vacation. I'd never been interested in this topic before I tried it myself. Now I'm thinking about buying a boat and keeping it in my garage to relax in nature in it in the summer or ride my grandchildren in it. It changed my perception of relaxing on the water, so I think you have a great idea, and I wish you success in its implementation

[HeavyHauler]

It sounds like a wonderful project! For building a lightweight and stable boat, consider materials like fiberglass or a composite that offers strength without much weight. For an easy-to-use boat rack, look into modular or roller-based systems which simplify the process of loading and unloading boats. These are friendly for those with limited hand strength. Good luck with your boat building; it's a thoughtful gesture for your mom! I can also suggest that before you build a boat, you might want to rent a yacht and see if it suits you or not.