V-Bottom 12 Tender

Description

The V-Bottom 12 Tender (often stylized as V12 or similar) most commonly refers to a general-purpose V-bottom dinghy/tender around 12 feet long, like the popular [V12] V-Bottom Dinghy from Bateau.com plans. This is a DIY or custom-built plywood/epoxy boat designed as a versatile tender for larger vessels, suitable for rowing, sailing, or outboard power. It's a practical, stable choice for yacht owners needing something lightweight, chop-resistant, and easy to launch/store — very different from the high-end luxury RIBs or jet tenders on superyachts, but great for everyday use on sailboats or coastal cruisers.

Construction Details

Designer Unknown
Length 12.000 ft
Beam 4.417 ft
Displacement 95 lb
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The standard boat dimensions

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Sails

V-Bottom 12 Tender - SPRIT

Luff 7.438 ft - (2267 mm)
Foot 6.656 ft - (2029 mm)
Leech 10.146 ft - (3093 mm)
Tack Angle * 84.46 °
Diag (clew/throat) 9.49 ft - (2893 mm)
Head 4.302 ft - (1311 mm)
Area * 45 ft²
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