Design
Slot Machine
Designed by Glen-L Marine
A 45 ft 11 in high-speed tunnel-slot performance cruiser from Glen-L Marine, originally a custom design whose sea trials validated the concept, now sold as plans. Modern composite construction throughout: vinylester, unidirectional glass, vacuum-bagged PVC or balsa core and carbon at critical points over a simple male mold, with no wood anywhere. Twin stern-mounted engines on surface drives; sleeps four; about 14,200 lb.
Not beyond a qualified do-it-yourselfer, Glen-L says, but it is advanced composite work at yard scale. Expect 5,000 hours or more. Real hours from logged builds are below.
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| Dynamo Too 45 | Devlin | 45′ 0″ (13.72 m) | 0 |
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| Bon Voyage | Glen-L Marine | 44′ 9″ (13.64 m) | 0 |
| Amak 44 | Devlin | 44′ 0″ (13.41 m) | 0 |
| Mirage | Glen-L Marine | 43′ 11″ (13.39 m) | 0 |
| Blue Fin 48 | Devlin | 48′ 0″ (14.63 m) | 0 |