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Tom Bertenshaw

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Since graduating with his engineering degree, specializing in Naval Architecture, Tom has been involved in the design of various vessels for commercial use and for pleasure. As principal engineer for wooden, steel, aluminum, fiberglass, and carbon fiber designs, his professional experience has been backed by a hands-on understanding. After years sailing and maintaining classic yachts in New Zealand waters, he now lives and works aboard his composite boat while preparing for offshore sailing. As an independent contractor, much of his recent work has been focused on aluminum sailing cats for De Villiers Marine Design. You can reach him at [email protected].

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