We firstly use advanced computer modelling software to model the boat hulls. The exported shapes are then exported to the CAD package and nested into sheets for cutting on our in-house CNC Router and / or CNC Plasma machine.

We use Maxsurf Naval Architecture software for the Vessel Development, Marine Computations and Plate Development.
For information on Maxsuf, visit their website at www.maxsurf.com.au
Note: Maxsurf is a registered trademark of Formation Design Systems Pty Ltd.

We also use Rhino 3D Modelling software for Vessel Modelling, Rendering and Schematics.
For information on Rhino, visit their website at www.rhino3d.com
Note: Rhino is a registered trademark of Robert McNeel and Associates Pty Ltd.

After the plates are developed and nested, the CAD files are sent to our cutting machines. With our own CNC Routing facilities, we are able to design, cut and manufacture virtually any developable shape in Aluminium and / or steel.

The cut shapes are marked as well as being cut, and all intersecting lines, ie. stringers, frames, seat positions and side pockets etc.., are marked for assembly.

All cut components are placed in our jigs and tack welded. We tack the bottom sheets to the frames, and stringers, then fit the sides and transom.

The top section, floors, gunnels, cabin, etc.. are easily assembled on our mobile trolleys after the hull bottom has been welded and removed from the jig.