KAYAK - F1 MODEL
KAYAK - F1 MODEL
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Description
"The kAYAK F1 MODEL
Equally at home on quiet estuary back channels, extreme surf and howling winds, glassy high mountain lakes, or long trips down big water rivers with occasional rapids, you’ll be hard pressed to find another kayak that can do so many things so well as the F1. Comfort, lightweight, maneuverability, quickness, cargo capacity, handling in surf and wind, and most importantly, customized to your exact body proportions, the F1 feels like exactly what it is: a kayak designed by paddlers. Refined over hundreds of copies, we build more of these than any other kayak. We’ve omitted useless overhanging ends that are a hindrance in caves, tight channels, the wind, and your garage, but left the waterline long enough that you can still punch it up to 5 mph when you need to give it some juice. Optimized for the normal cruising speeds, the combination of lower weight, a flared hull, and a slightly shorter waterline reduces wetted surface resulting in noticeably less paddling effort. This combination of playfulness and touring capability means not only can you get where you are going, but you’ll have more fun along the way, and I’m pretty sure that is the whole point of being in a kayak."
Brian Schulz
owner, builder, kayaker
The best Kayak I've ever made with Brian Schulz.
For the F1 technical details and making, refer to this link: http://www.capefalconkayak.com/f1details.html
Hung Nguyen
Hung Nguyen
New Westminster, CanadaThe license and other terms for contributing and using assets in the Autodesk Gallery are found in theAutodesk Terms of Use.
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Comments
amusing
Stunning
Every now and a new classic shows up, this is one.
A friend just built two F1's at the end of summer in East Vancouver. Where did you find the space to build yours in New West?
love it!
Respect !
good job!
Yes. it has an expensive-look, but totally it cost me $700 Canadian. $500 US just for the ballistic nylon sheet.
Sumptuously!
Hello Axel, Sorry for a late reply. I was away working in a remote area where there very limited Wi-FI.
Yes, I did modified some of the measurements on my drawing based on my height and weight for the F1. The model posted is based on those measurement. Thanks for your liking.
Really great to see the software being used for real-world applications. Beautiful work.
Incredible job, Hung. I live in France and I'm contemplating the idea of building the F1. On his website, Brian mentions that some of the measurements on your drawing are just a bit off. Did you correct them when designing the interactive 3D model ? Thanks, Axel
Wow! very nice Job Hung!
That is a thing of beauty
Top job Hung!
Very clean, intuitive and educating. Great work Hung!
H.Rai