hi what is average hull thickness of 45ft yacht.

Hi,

There has been quite some discussion in your previous thread questioning your approach to what could be a life changing and or endangering project.

There is a lot more to building any boat then purely the materials cost.

As much as you may be determined to do it all your self I would suggest that a bit of money spent on a Naval Architect to work out what you want and to give you an idea of what is required in way of materials would be money well spent.

There is a lot more to a successful ocean going fiberglass boat than some resin, glass and a few ribs thrown together by the ton no matter where it's built and by whom.

I'm not an expert on Korean social customs, so I don't know, maybe the above passage would convince people to listen to you. In English speaking countries that variety of argument is roundly mocked. If you want to convince someone that you are smart you have to say smart things, and not say stupid things. If you tell them that you are smart, they will conclude that you are incapable of showing them.

I don;t know how you expect to shock people with your genius ideas when you don't know the basics of what you are trying to do. How could you know that your idea will work when you don't even know what you are trying to do?

Believe it or not, the boat building world is not full of idiots. There have been many many many very smart people over the millenia involved in making boats and ships. It is still possible to improve boats, it will always be possible. But it is highly unlikely that you are going to find some low hanging fruit. No matter how smart you are, you need to know about the subject matter to use intelligence on a problem.

I think the most telling and profound statement this OP has made is this: "Hmm Actually I'm too good to be real." Were he truly a "genius" he'd have long ago realized how ill-conceived this whole idea is and how little he knows about what's involved in building a yacht. Now that he's talking about building in glass, I haven't even heard a question about building a mold. There are so many good 45' boats looking for new owners that this whole thing makes no sense to me at all.

I expect that the admins don't want anyone threatening to sue sticking around. But to continue, imagine someone came to you and asked how many lines of code a program would take. But, they never got around to learning about things like different programming languages. You can estimate man hours from lines of code, but a program written in fortrans is going to be very different from a program written in python.

No.

Two wrongs do not make a right.

Perhaps we noticed; but thought it better to give some more rope (slack) and let him hang himself, while being polite, in our posts - new year and all that stuff.