These are the pages that describe building the craft.
Each page usually describes a single task or job.
The description is simple and straightforward. Most of the page is filled with tips on how to do the job well. These tips are collected from accumulated experience and I encourage you to add yours.
Builder’s tips are acknowledged.
Copyright
All content on this website and contained in any files or communication from PMHT is copyright.
The shapes of the panels that create the hull are copyright not just the cutting templates. They are a derivative work. You are licensed to create just one set of hull panels.
You may print the files as much as you need to create your set of hull panels. You may cut the paper the paper templates to re-arrange the layout of the panels if you wish.
Creating hard board templates in any form from the cutting template patterns is an infringement of the copyright license.
I know all hover enthusiasts will respect the copyright issues. There are hundreds of hours of work in these designs.
If you want to produce multiple craft or adapt the design in any way, please talk to me. I’m very open to any discussion.
Navigating these pages
The Breadcrumbs trail in the upper right of each page will tell where you are in the page list. Click on a parent location to view other parts of the instructions.
The top page in each section has an overview of activity and links to specific task pages.
Each task page has a sidebar listing of the tasks before and after the task you are currently viewing.
These are some of the things you need to know before you start to build the craft ...
WARNING This Outline summarises the overall build and, importantly, presents alternate approaches to construction. It might not always reflect the ...
These guides show general processes that you will use throughout the build ...
The cutting templates for the foam sheets are full size in a PDF file. There is no measuring out. You ...
These steps detail the assembly of the hull and the internals. The underhull is assembled upside down on a large ...
The aim here is to make a single structure for the side and rear. The structure is built in place ...
Again, in this phase the fairing and Dashboard assembly is constructed in place but separated from the hull. Once fitted ...
At his point most of the panels that were originally cut have be located on the craft. This section is ...
Most of the internal panels need to be skinned prior to fitting to the hull. Once skinned they are bonded ...
The PMR1 is designed for a duct of about 1100mm ID and 550mm long. However, almost any duct of those ...
Details about engine, transmission and mounts ...
Seat Assembly The steering should be set up at this point - it will probably be easier to do now ...
Standard steering control is by handlebars connected to a marine push-pull cable attached to the rudders. The steering should be ...
These are notes only. This section still to be done. Add a note to the drgs or here that any ...
Fit the fabric airduct ...
Last Updated on 17/04/2024 by Paul Moody
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These are the pages that describe building the craft.
Each page usually describes a single task or job.
The description is simple and straightforward. Most of the page is filled with tips on how to do the job well. These tips are collected from accumulated experience and I encourage you to add yours.
Builder’s tips are acknowledged.
Copyright
All content on this website and contained in any files or communication from PMHT is copyright.
The shapes of the panels that create the hull are copyright not just the cutting templates. They are a derivative work. You are licensed to create just one set of hull panels.
You may print the files as much as you need to create your set of hull panels. You may cut the paper the paper templates to re-arrange the layout of the panels if you wish.
Creating hard board templates in any form from the cutting template patterns is an infringement of the copyright license.
I know all hover enthusiasts will respect the copyright issues. There are hundreds of hours of work in these designs.
If you want to produce multiple craft or adapt the design in any way, please talk to me. I’m very open to any discussion.
Navigating these pages
The Breadcrumbs trail in the upper right of each page will tell where you are in the page list. Click on a parent location to view other parts of the instructions.
The top page in each section has an overview of activity and links to specific task pages.
Each task page has a sidebar listing of the tasks before and after the task you are currently viewing.
Last Updated on 17/04/2024 by Paul Moody
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