Small sailing boat

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Small sailing boat

Creation
Activate keel section Right-click keel section Open submenu "Create > Containers"
Additional materials
2x oars 1x mooring rope 50x pegs 50x tenons 1x stern 50x hull planks 10x tars 4x seats 1x keel section 1x triangular rig 4x belaying pins 2x thick rope
Result
Small sailing boat
Skill and improvement
Uses ship building

Description

A small sailing boat that will accommodate up to five people.

They are very useful as personal ships for normal journeys. They don't have large holds, but can easily carry smaller items like fish and tools. Small barrels are good for expanding their hold capacity. They can still sustain a speed of about 5-6km/h in low winds, making them "all-round" server travel boats.

Vessel Details

• 1 captain + 4 crew
• Maximum speed: 18.49 km/h
• Hold Capacity: Same as a small cart.
  • Cannot hold rafts
• Size: 2 tiles by 1 tile.
• Height: 3 dirt from water level to deck
• Depth: 5 dirt deep
• Weight: 140kg (Everybody can drag)

Total components

• 2x oar
• 1x mooring rope
• 70x peg (20x for stern)
• 60x tenon (10x for stern)
• 61x hull plank (11x for stern)
• 10x tar
• 4x seat
• 3x keel section
• 1x triangular sail (for triangular rig)
• 2x cordage rope (for triangular rig)
• 1x small mast (for triangular rig)
• 2x small tackle (for triangular rig)
• 4x belaying pin
• 2x thick rope
• Total components: 223

Notes

• The second smallest boat possible to make (excluding the raft, which isn't a true ship).
• A full unfinished sailboat only weighs 933.50 kg, so you can drag it around in a small cart and add components to it. Bring the cart to water before finishing it. It will drop out when you add the last component.
• 20.10 mind logic is needed to command a Small sailing boat, so premium is required.
• 5.4kg of dye is required to paint a sailboat.
• One passenger does not increase the speed.
• Has permissions management.
• Ships with a quality of less than 10 cannot be commanded.

Boat speeds are relative and depend greatly on weather conditions.