BUILD PLYAK
by M.E. Afford
The name Plyak comes from the elision of the two words that describe it--plywood nad kayak. It's a single-seater for the enthusiast, analogous to a sports car in performance. Designed fot he navigation of small fast streams or rough water. And as a result of an unusual design feature, it is very easy to build. Its unique keel/rib not only gives the kayak unusual strength but serves as a built-in jig. In addition, gunwale mounts make it possible to attach such accessories as tie-down straps and an outrigger for sailing. Plyak's features are summarized as follows: length, 14 ft. 9 in.; beam, 30 in.; weight, 65 lbs.; draft, 31/2 in. (carryig 250 lbs.); time to build, 50 hours.
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by M.E. Afford
The name Plyak comes from the elision of the two words that describe it--plywood nad kayak. It's a single-seater for the enthusiast, analogous to a sports car in performance. Designed fot he navigation of small fast streams or rough water. And as a result of an unusual design feature, it is very easy to build. Its unique keel/rib not only gives the kayak unusual strength but serves as a built-in jig. In addition, gunwale mounts make it possible to attach such accessories as tie-down straps and an outrigger for sailing. Plyak's features are summarized as follows: length, 14 ft. 9 in.; beam, 30 in.; weight, 65 lbs.; draft, 31/2 in. (carryig 250 lbs.); time to build, 50 hours.
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