Design
Jet Cat
Designed by Glen-L Marine
A 14 ft 2 in power catamaran from Glen-L Marine with exceptional speed for its size and a comfortable ride in a chop, a cockpit layout the builder can vary, and twin outboards to 90 hp total. Sheet plywood twin hulls, about 450 lb. Glen-L publish a beam of 6 ft 10 in and a hull depth of 28 in.
They put the usual load at 1 to 4 people. The hull is a twin hulls developed for sheet plywood planking. They draw a matching trailer for her. Glen-L says even a beginner can build this surprisingly big little boat with a little effort. Budget 300 to 500 hours. Measured medians from logged builds appear below.
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| Cackler 14 | Chesapeake Light Craft | 14′ 3″ (4.34 m) | 0 |
| Cackler 14 | Devlin | 14′ 3″ (4.36 m) | 0 |
| Solo Flats Skiff (SK14) | Bateau | 14′ 0″ (4.27 m) | 1 |