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Garry is a naval architect from New Zealand who carries out his prolific activities from his offices in Queensland (Brisbane, on the east coast of Australia). The Lidgard office is unknown in Europe, but is well-known elsewhere for its global approach to boat design. Racing prototypes, neo-classical monohulls, multihulls of all sizes, and motor boats are created at a sustained rhythm by Garry’s pencil, and he upholds a pragmatic vision of his profession. Coming from a family which counts several generations of builders, it is not surprising that he is interested in ‘do-it-yourself’.

The decoration of this Fusion is really successful. An example to be followed for many builders.

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Phil Weld and Dick Newick dreamed of it (the constant camber) to allow poor fishing populations to possess fast boats, which would exempt them from dependence on fuel and engines. Derek Kelsall took up the idea (the KSS) and adapted it to the creation of cruising catamarans, from his new base in New Zealand. The Anglo-Saxon culture (USA-Australia-New Zealand) seemed to be more receptive to the concept of individual construction than Southern Europe, which had almost forgotten this idea since the rush to the water in the 70s The result of this attitude wasn’t long in coming, and in Australia and New Zealand, excellent multihulls built by their owners can be found everywhere, and their second-hand prices are often moderate. In France, this practice is now marginal, reduced to confidentiality by the zealous attitude of the protective authorities and the negative word of mouth from the commercial circuits who are protecting their fortress.

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Gary Lidgard’s Fusion 40 catamaran model was designed after lengthy consultation with multihull owners worldwide. The result is a mid sized cat with features that ideally suit an owner who needs good cruising comfort along with a light and relatively nimble performance. Gary Litgard’s design for the Fusion 40 was truly a fusion of the best Australian catamaran design concepts. Fusions have a central electric winch in the cockpit as innovated by Lock Crowther and commonly seen on Catanas. They have an Owner’s Hull layout with huge aft owner’s shower & head very much like that of the successful Perry 43. And they have a ‘barn door’ cockpit/salon integration and protective hard bimini similar to Seawinds. Litgard added a galley up and surprisingly good CAD assisted ergonomics to the package and integrated everything into a sleek and seakindly profile.

Fusions are hull, deck, and bulkhead kit boats. The workmanship, interiors, wiring, equipment, and overall quality varies depending on the builder.

Specifications
Make:Fusion
Model:40
Length:40
Builder:Various (Fusion Catamarans Mackay, The Cat Factory Australia, Southern Lights Marine, Serenity Shipyard)
Designer:Gary Lidgard (Australia)
Build Start:2004
Loa:40 ft 0 in
Lwl:39' 4"
Beam:23 ft 4 inches
Headroom:6 FT 4 in
Draft:800mm / 32”
Displacement:9020 lbs
Mast Height:59 ft
Bridgedeck Clearance:3 ft 6 inches
Speed:Cruise 7 / Max 10 knots

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Fusion 40

ALACRITY is an excellent example of Fusion Catamarans. Fusion catamarans came in kit form from Australia using computer design and foam core / glass w/Vinylester resin (so no osmosis). The sections were then shipped in 2 40ft containers to the builder. Alacrity was built by expert craftsman in the former Manta Catamaran factory in Sarasota Florida.

Gary Lidgard’s Fusion 40 catamaran model was designed after lengthy consultation with multihull owners worldwide. The result is a mid sized cat with features that ideally suit an owner who needs good cruising comfort along with a light and relatively nimble performance.…

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23-06-2009, 04:07  
? Based on what I saw on their website, it is one slick craft. However, I am trying to figure out whether going the partial you build it out is at the end of the day more economical.

Thanks!
23-06-2009, 05:41  
Boat: Privilege 37
. The off for build it yourself is time available. If you can earn more by working, it is better to buy a ready built one. Furthermore, you lose a lot of sailing time slopping resin into glass cloth.

However, a build does allow the cost to be spread across time.
23-06-2009, 15:21  
in the kit, and it's certainly the most expensive 40 foot kit around.

I think the Fusion 40 kit is around Au$185,000, where for instance my kit (Oram 44C) was under Au$70,000.

I'll have my 44' built, launched and sailing for less than a Fusion kit. But it will have taken longer.

For me the Fusion was never an option, the is too low, and there's no way of improving it, which I was able to do with mine.

Another option is the Oceanic 373, which is a similar kit to the Fusion, with moulded , but has a comprehensive set of mouldings as well. I'm pretty sure it's a cheaper kit than the Fusion although it's also slightly smaller.
23-06-2009, 16:04  
Boat: 1978 CT48
building yard in Subic Bay PI
I thinks its been under construction for about 6 months and the owners reckoned they had another 6 to go...it was a good looking job but lots of interior work/fabrication buy the owners...the exterior shell was assembled by the pros at the yard.
room was a little low for me at 6'3"...But it looked like lots of quality.
24-06-2009, 19:34  
limitations. Perhaps by the time I'm ready to afford my dream cat, age will have taken a couple of inches off my height! Ha Ha.
05-07-2009, 09:13  
Boat: Jeanneau MF 895 - 2018
which I could cut a lot of the interiors with. I know that the Kit of the Fusion costs around 80K€ but how much do I have to calculate for the finished boat?

Greetings
Merlin
05-07-2009, 09:23  
Boat: 1978 CT48
05-07-2009, 14:51  
which I could cut a lot of the interiors with. I know that the Kit of the Fusion costs around 80K€ but how much do I have to calculate for the finished boat?

Greetings
Merlin
05-07-2009, 16:18  
Boat: Jeanneau MF 895 - 2018
06-07-2009, 01:22  
Boat: Wants to build 42'Horstman Trimaran
06-07-2009, 07:42  
Boat: Oram 44'C
06-07-2009, 15:09  
Boat: Jeanneau MF 895 - 2018
, and also on the cruising north on a fusion40 building progress. I must say that for what I've seen, it's worth the paying for an almost finished boat instead of spending month (or years) building it. Doesn't the count also as if it was money? How much cheaper is the Oram design compared to the fusion?
What about the interior? I'm thinking about something nice, but not super-expensive. I'm able to do almost 100% of it.

Greets
Merlin
06-07-2009, 15:26  
than finishing the outside.

The Oram kit costs around $65-70k Aus. As I said before, I'll have my boat launched, fully equipped and sailing for less than the Fusion KIT.

Whether you feel the @ 2000-2500 hours saved on the Fusion is worth the extra $110,000 is entirely up to you. You could save even more time and just buy a boat.
06-07-2009, 16:05  
Boat: Jeanneau MF 895 - 2018
the and the bare interior in both versions? What about glues and fairing materials, is that included in the Oram Kit? It seems to be a lot of material to add to the boat, while with the Fusion you only have to work on the joints.

And any interior I'd like to fit in it would be extra cost, right?

My consideration is: as I have to rent a place to build my boat, it'll cost less for - let's say - two month or three than a year. I would not be able to buy a boat brand new (at least not in this class), because I simply don't have the money. And that's why I'm asking to get so detailed infos to prepare myself a cost plan and see if I can afford it.

Regards
Merlin
06-07-2009, 19:09  
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Australia-based Fusion Catamarans has opened a production facility in Sarasota, Florida, where it is currently building the Fusion 40 USA to individual customer order. This Gary Lidgard design shows a profile of gentle curves capped by a rigid cockpit roof that flows in all dimensions from the saloon. More curves direct the transom steps to permit boarding from inboard of the hulls rather than over the sterns. A relatively short forward bridgedeck connected to the bow crossbar by a catwalk supports the designer’s claim that this cat is built to deliver performance. The self-tacking jib suggests you won’t have to work hard to obtain it.

The interior plans show a master suite to port and in the starboard hull a queen suite forward and a study aft. The saloon has a 360-degree view and opening windows to create cross ventilation. The builder can make modifications “to reflect the needs and tastes” of each client.

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LOA: 40′ 0″ LWL: 39′ 4″ Beam: 23′ 4″ Draft: 3′ 6″ Sail Area: 790 sq. ft Displacement: 9,095 lbs Water: 177 gal Fuel: 212 gal Engines: 2x Yanmar 30 hp Designer: Gary Lidgard Fusion Catamarans USA 941-374-3742 www.fusioncats.com

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Alacrity | 2009 Fusion 40

Alacrity | 2009 Fusion 40

Worton, md, us.

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Alacrity | Fusion 40 40ft

Us$ 309,000.

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ALACRITY is an excellent example of Fusion Catamarans. Fusion catamarans came in kit form from Australia using computer design and foam core / glass w/Vinylester resin (so no osmosis). The sections were then shipped in 2 40ft containers to the builder. Alacrity was built by expert craftsman in the former Manta Catamaran factory in Sarasota Florida.

Specifications

  • Length: 40ft
  • Beam: 23' 6"
  • Draft: 3' 6"
  • Hull: Fiberglass
  • Status: Active

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MEASUREMENTS

  • Length Overall: 40 ft
  • Max Draft: 3' 6"
  • Bridge Clearance Measure: 63' 0"
  • Beam Measure: 23' 6"
  • Total Power: 54
  • Engine Brand: Yanmar
  • Engine Model: 3YM30
  • Engine Type: Inboard
  • Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
  • Engine Hours: 1644
  • Engine Power: 27 hp
  • Engine Hours: 1875
  • Fresh Water Tanks: 2 (85 Gallons)
  • Fuel Tanks: 1 (85 Gallons)

Accommodations

5.5 Westerbeke Generator

2 AC and Heating units. One for each hull

Corian counter top

Force 10 3 burner stove

There are two fuel tanks, and 2 water tanks (one of each in each hull). The water tanks are 2×50; the fuel tanks were originally 2×50 but the one in the stbd hull was replaced by the previous owner (apparently a leak). Its a bit smaller than the original; probably more like 30-35 gallons. So the total fuel is about 80-85 gallons.

4 Vitrifrigo drawers 2 fridge and 2 freezer.

Ground tackle

Spade 20Kg anchor/ 80 meter 5/16 HT chain

Fortress FX 37

Refit for Alacrity (Fusion 40 catamaran) in 2022 & 2023

Ground tackle: 20kg Spade anchor (2022)

Fortress FX-37 (2022) 80 meters 5/16″ HT chain (2022)

Engine / Mechanical: 2 2-blade Flexofold props (2022) Balmar 618 regulator (stbd engine) (2023) Serpentine belt & pulley upgrades for both engines (2023) 2 135AH alternators (stbd & port) (2023)

Sails: UK Code Zero (2022)

Calvert self-tacking jib (2023)

Plumbing: 2 AirHead composting heads (removed old manual heads & holding tanks) All new plumbing fixtures in heads, galley, and transom shower 2 Johnson fresh water pumps (2023) Washing machine (2023)

Electrical: 2 Epoch 300AH LiFePo batteries (2023 – removed 3 AGM 200AH & saved 400 lbs!) 2 Renogy 175 watt flexible solar panels (2023 – bringing total up to 850 watts) Victron Multiplus II 2000/80 (2023) 3 Victron bluetooth solar chargers (2023) Victron 30AH DC-DC charger (2023) Renogy 60AH DC-DC charger (2023 – died & am sending back for repair/replacement) Replaced all lights with LEDs (2023) 4 reading lights in cabins w/USB ports (2022)

Electronics: Starlink (2022)

Inmarsat Fleet Broadband 150 (2022) Garmin GPSMap 1042 (2022) EPIRB (2022) AIS (ACR A/B) (2022)

Fusion RA-270 stereo

Miscellaneous: ATN awning for foredeck

Highfield 9′ UL aluminum floor RIB 4 Solar vents (2022) 5hp Honda

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The Multihull Company, the world's leading international yacht brokerage company specializing in catamarans, recently concluded a highly successful showing at the 2024 Annapolis Boat Show. Blessed with fantastic weather throughout the event, our team enjoyed connecting with new and existing clients, fellow boating enthusiasts, and industry contacts throughout the week.  The week kicked off with our traditional team dinner where...

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  1. Fusion Kit Catamarans

    Fusion Kit Catamarans. Your Dreams are Our Passion. With the Fusion 40, modular marine construction kit of components, you can take advantage of our professionally produced, resin infused, gelcoat and fibreglass components to build your very own modern, performance cruising catamaran.

  2. Fusion Kit Catamarans

    The Fusion 40 "Kit Cat" is revolutionising the boatbuilding industry. This vessel has been designed from the beginning as a high performance cruising catamaran that can be stacked into 40 foot containers and freighted anywhere in the world.

  3. Fusion Catamarans - Kit Catamarans, Sail Catamarans, Power ...

    With the full support of Fusion, customise & build your own dream interior with Fusion Kit Catamarans: for both motor and sailing. Visit our Fusion Sail & Power Catamaran range & select which of our ready-to-sail/motor Fusion best matches your dream.

  4. Boat Review by Multihulls World of: Catamaran Fusion 40 ...

    An Australian catamaran, built in Thailand, assembled in France, at La Rochelle: this is the Fusion 40… What is a kit? Ply-epoxy-glass is well-suited to the delivery of ‘ready-to-assemble’ units (especially sinc...

  5. Fusion 40 Catamarans For Sale – CatamaranSite

    Gary Lidgard’s Fusion 40 catamaran model was designed after lengthy consultation with multihull owners worldwide. The result is a mid sized cat with features that ideally suit an owner who needs good cruising comfort along with a light and relatively nimble performance.

  6. 2009 Fusion 40 Multi-Hull for sale - YachtWorld

    Fusion catamarans came in kit form from Australia using computer design and foam core / glass w/Vinylester resin (so no osmosis). The sections were then shipped in 2 40ft containers to the builder. Alacrity was built by expert craftsman in the former Manta Catamaran factory in Sarasota Florida.

  7. Fusion 40 Kits - Cruisers & Sailing Forums

    Another option is the Oceanic 373, which is a similar kit to the Fusion, with moulded hull parts, but has a comprehensive set of interior mouldings as well. I'm pretty sure it's a cheaper kit than the Fusion although it's also slightly smaller. Catamaran. Oceanic 373 Catamaran 'Fastbuild Kit'

  8. Quick Look: Fusion 40 USA - Cruising World

    Quick Look: Fusion 40 USA. Australia-based Fusion Catamarans has opened a production facility in Sarasota, Florida, where it is currently building the Fusion 40 USA to individual customer order.

  9. Fusion Kit Catamarans

    The Fusion Kit Catamaran was designed primarily as a performance cruising catamaran. It is a vessel that will allow you to enjoy the conveniences of a multihull, and also enjoy the sailing abilities of a good mono.

  10. Fusion 40, Used Catamarans for Sale - The Multihull Company

    Fusion catamarans came in kit form from Australia using computer design and foam core / glass w/Vinylester resin (so no osmosis). The sections were then shipped in 2 40ft containers to the builder. Alacrity was built by expert craftsman in the former Manta Catamaran factory in Sarasota Florida.