Design
Handy Punt
Designed by Michael Storer
The Handy Punt is a small, light and stable outboard punt for fishing and for taking along with a caravan or RV. The hull is made from four sheets of plywood, and the designer lists a weight of 100 lb, with gaboon as the recommended plywood.
The build is what Storer calls instant style: all the components are prefabricated out on the flat and then brought together. The square-ended punt shape gives stability and room for the length, which is what a fishing boat this size needs.
What building a Handy Punt actually takes
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