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Alioth V3 - Now available
By Paul Barton May 18, 2023 in 3D Printed RC Yachts
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The Success of the Alioth is noteworthy.
- matches the performance of the best designs currently available
- the way its printed means that it needs very little if any surface finishing
- the strength of Polymax PLA tough means that it really is stronger than GRP
- can now be assembled in a few hours
The Alioth V3 is now available in 3 hull sections. Clip on pot lid, bow bumper supplied in white. Fittings kits available form Sails Etc.
Colours available are:
Teal (turquoise)
yellow (slightly translucent)
Orange (slightly translucent)
Or a combination of the above in any way you choose.
Prices for a hull kit (you add fin,rudder, ballast servos etc) is £330 plus £15 shipping. Delivery is normally a week. Confirm your order on a Monday and get your kit on Friday and be on the water the following Monday!
Started out RC sailing 6 years ago with 30 year old IOM now sailing a 3D printed Alioth IOM . IOM fleet regularly see 10 boats sailing every Tuesday. 3D printed boats are now doing very well.
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So, can anyone tell us a rough on the water price, that they have done this for? Ballast, fin rudder, electrics masts
And Two suits of sails A and B, + av radio kit.
would be nice to know, as this could become a game changer. For IOM participation to increase!
we have one at HRYC thus far and it is fast, but could also be the helm, we haven’t had a go with it yet.
On 18/05/2023 at 12:29, Stephen B said: So, can anyone tell us a rough on the water price, that they have done this for? Ballast, fin rudder, electrics masts And Two suits of sails A and B, + av radio kit. would be nice to know, as this could become a game changer. For IOM participation to increase! we have one at HRYC thus far and it is fast, but could also be the helm, we haven’t had a go with it yet.
Hi Stephen B, The hull kit is £330. The fin, rudder and ballast £358 - allow £150 per rig set, sail winch £250 (RMG), Rudder servo £35, TX/RX and battery £100. Add around £100 for hardware etc. Total around £1473. I rarely offer complete hulls as I'm so busy printing the Kits. Call me on 07966490048
Warm regards Paul Barton
- 3 weeks later...
Paul do you have a parts list for the hardware?
There is hardware parts list in the files section https://www.facebook.com/groups/373682077022782/files/files
Sails etc also have a list - just ask for the Alioth parts list
Warm regards Paul
- 5 weeks later...
Where do you find the clip on Pot Lids? and also where is the file for the amended neck.
Thanks Steve
Hi Steve, I originally found them on Etsy but more recently got them from Aliexpress. They are 100mm can lids. There are a few inserts that have been designed to use the clip on lid.
- 4 weeks later...
Just wondering how many Alioth are out there sailing? I know of one that sails with us but heard of a couple more being built. They do offer a more cost effective option and reduced waiting times. Interested to hear of people's experience with them?
I have printed approx. 20 hulls for customers and there are close to another 20 self printed.
On 04/07/2023 at 13:51, stevevw said: Paul Where do you find the clip on Pot Lids? and also where is the file for the amended neck. Thanks Steve
Really good idea.
- 2 months later...
Alan Jarman
Hi, I am sailing a 27 year old IOM Bubbles GBR 620 (forever blowing) she takes all of my time
to keep her on the water. I am printing an Alioth V3 to replace her. Now, as all in the club
know me and my boat as 20 how do I do the same 620 for the new Alioth? Thanks Alan.
22 minutes ago, Alan Jarman said: Hi, I am sailing a 27 year old IOM Bubbles GBR 620 (forever blowing) she takes all of my time to keep her on the water. I am printing an Alioth V3 to replace her. Now, as all in the club know me and my boat as 20 how do I do the same 620 for the new Alioth? Thanks Alan.
Officially you need to apply to the IOM registrar for a hull number probably in the 5000+ range. Then you could use the last 2 digits of the new number. Alternatively you could apply for a personal number for a small fee. If 20 is available all good.
If you don't sail outside your local club you could just put 620 on your sails.
Please post some pictures.
We are about to print an Alioth V3 with a Wanhao D5S printer which uses a 2.85 filament.
Looking at a red or light blue PLA+, not too easy to find, what would be your thoughts
on this as most of the PLA+ seems to be 1.75.. Thanks Alan
1 hour ago, Alan Jarman said: Hi Paul, We are about to print an Alioth V3 with a Wanhao D5S printer which uses a 2.85 filament. Looking at a red or light blue PLA+, not too easy to find, what would be your thoughts on this as most of the PLA+ seems to be 1.75.. Thanks Alan
The 2.85mm filament is rarely used in the sort of machines most people use. I only use polymax pla tough filament as it's performance is so much better than anything else.
Sorry can't be of more help
The printer looks a mean beast but the results are what matter.
- 3 months later...
It would be interesting to know how many are on the water? The fleet seems to be growing a game changer in both waiting time and cost.
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This is a ballast carrier for the Alioth IOM 3d printed RC Sailboat. It could be modified to fit other boats.
It provides a simple way to carry brass ballast rods and also helps reinforce the keel area.
These two brass rods are about 1-1/4” (31mm) long x 7/16” (11mm) diameter weighing 31 grams each.
It can be installed using silicone adhesive.
Full installation info starts on page 9 of this build thread showing the entire boat being printed and built. https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4112127-Alioth-3d-printed-IOM-sailboat
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By adhering to the Decalogue you voluntarily commit yourself to the good practices defined to keep the oceans clean. Sailing Lab has already adhered to the Decalogue. Alioth is an IOM class radio controlled sailboat that has been designed by RC Sailing Lab to be manufactured using 3D printing technology.
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This is the new for 2022 Alioth, so it is good to see that improvements keep coming. One of the interesting details of this design is that there are no STL files available for the major hull sections. You are only given Gcode files for them. The other hull fittings are in both STL and .gcode format.
All-Round Performance. A higher forward deck and narrower mid and stern sections, are the easily recognizable modifications of the hull shape. While keeping a smooth hydrodynamic shape, and the genuine Alioth aesthetic, changes on the hull look for an increment in the performance of the boat making it a better all-round design.
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Alioth suggested- 28mm bend starting at 1300mm from top - PG mast. BG Sails- 12-14mm bend starting 600mm from top-PG mast. SailboatRC -13mm starting 950mm from top-PG mast. Hiljoball on rcgroups- 14mm starting 900mm from top-PG mast. Sailsetc. has posted this info on their site, but does not have specific info on the designer or mast material.
Alioth 3D Printed Hull Kit + User Licence 330.00 € Alioth GCode Files + Maker Licence From: 117.00 € Alioth Hull Fittings Kit 85.00 € Alioth Silicone Bow Bumper 10.20 € Screw Top Pot 6.60 € Alioth Carbon Fin 180.00 € Alioth Ballast 120.00 € Alioth Carbon Rudder 78.00 € Alioth Fin Box Insert 17.00 € Heel Fitting 2.50 € 1; 2; →
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The IOM rule C.6.4 declares the weight of this full keel, excluding fasteners to the hull, must be under 2500 grams. The fin has a printed sleeve, but that is part of the hull. Weight of bulb, fin, and bulb hex nut 2386 gr + 107 gr + 2 gr = 2495 grams! 5 grams to spare is very tight, but just fine.
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So next time I would need 3 cans of spray. They are running about $20/can - ouch. Just keep saying, "It's cheaper than a "real" boat!" Overall, It was a lot of work, but I am happy. The 2k finish (other than the toxicity) is great to work with. I would NEVER make a boat this way if I was doing production work.
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