Vessel Documentation: Recording the Lines

Vessel Documentation: Recording the Lines Saturday-Sunday, April 25-26 | 9am-3pm   In this course led by guest instructor Steve Garrand at Richardson Maritime Museum in Cambridge, Md., we will record the dimensions and shape of a small skipjack or bateau called Peregrine. Our measurements can then be transferred into a table of offsets to be used to draw a set of lines for construction and archival purposes. Recording lines is one way of learning drafting where rather than coming to understand a vessel design through abstract principles, our lines are developed directly from an actual vessel.  You will leave knowing how to define water lines, buttock lines, station lines, the base line, forward and aft perpendiculars, diagonals, shearline, profile view, half breadth view, plan view, and basic principles of vessel documentation. This class is a partnership program between the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and Richardson Maritime Museum and welcomes any level of skill or familiarity in wooden boat construction and design.   Vessel Documentation: Recording the Lines Date/Time: Saturday-Sunday, April 25-26, 9am-3pm Location:Richardson Maritime Museum, 103 Hayward St. Cambridge, MD 21613  Cost: $250, with 20% discount for CBMM members   CBMM MEMBERS CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NON-MEMBERS CLICK HERE TO REGISTER