Hard Dodger for Hans Christian 43 Christina Pilar

[@Cptnbond]

What an amazing result and a show of professional workmanship. Cheers.

[@richmorpurgo5554]

Pretty amazing!

[@toddwever4916]

I wish i had the funds to have you build one for me! I have the exact same boat and love the look and practicality of your dodger. But in warmer climates I'd opt for opening front glass. One day I'll attempt making one i hope.

[@PilarSailing]

@@toddwever4916 Thanks! i was thiking about openin front window bu settled for openin top hatch

[@jimbocrowhurst5503]

Impressive work! want to make a dodger for my christina 40, but i'm miles form your technical habilities! And very good looking dodger.

[@Peter-jo3wt]

Use Cardboard Assisted Design. When it fits, you have a template

[@StemtoSternSailing]

Very nice. It really complimented the boat. Great work. May I ask how heavy the whole construction was in the end. Best regards from Jarle

[@PilarSailing]

@@StemtoSternSailing the sandwich fiberglass-foam structure is about 38 kg and polycarbonate windows are 8,8 kg

[@robarmstrong2010]

Great Job ! I am interested in where you got your boat Frame/Cover from ? I need to do some work over winter on my HC33 and your cover looks perfect

[@PilarSailing]

From the manufacturer in Lietuania, here is a link storex.lt/en/product/storage-tents/alaska/

[@garyarmor4789]

How did you attach the lexan windows? Did you through bolt it, make stainless frames or bond it with epoxy?

[@PilarSailing]

@@garyarmor4789 epoxy won’t stick to PC. I used PU-caulking and some bolts. Mostly caulking.