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| Important Features: sealed rolls of cardboard, 3' sidewalls, duct tape rope for pulling |
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| This is the boat design we used. |
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| Important Features: 12 inch sidewalls, curved up nose, flat bottom |
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| This is our pentagon design we did not use it. Important Features: pointed nose to cut through water, flat bottom, 12 inch sidewalls |
Four Quadrant Feedback
Castaway Design
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-sealed and watertight can go underwater
-very strong
change
-shape of front to funnel/cut through water
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-Can we paddle it?
-How sturdy is it?
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-floats really well
The Pentagon Boat Design
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-nose pointed and cuts through water
change
-how sturdy sidewalls are
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-will the sidewalls fold in?
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-goes fast through water.
The one we used
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large surface area for maximum floatage.
change
how sturdy the sidewalls are
how we tape it together
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Did water enter because of the hole in bottom or was there another reason?
If we do a cleaner cut will our boat last longer
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-put fins in the bottom so it goes straight
Brainstorming List
Define Problem: cardboard boat sealed with dict tape that makes it across the pool first w/o sinking
- flat bottomed boat
-v bottom boat
- castaway design
- castaway desingwith sidewalls and pointed nose
-panga design
- canoe
-outrigger
-zodiac design
- duct tape rope for pulling
-harness for person to swim infront of boat
- large fin in the bottom
- cardboard seat to sit in
-surfboard design
-d day w/flat bottom and curved up flat nose
-cardboard sail(unrealistic but cool)
-name on side of boat(for good luck)
-concave bottom( to funnel water back)
-sealed hull
-pentagon design
-circular boat design
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