Drawing Board: Sabre 51 Salon Express
October 2, 2024
A first look at the Maine builder’s multi-mission, always-connected 58-footer.
A first look at the Maine builder’s multi-mission, always-connected 58-footer.
The editors roll up their sleeves and report to work at Sabre Yachts, where we learn about boatbuilding and the appeal of downeast craftsmanship. It’s time to clock in.
With its traditional lines, wide teak decks and exquisite cherry interior woodwork, the 58 SE rivaled many of the town’s finer coastal homes both in appearance and architectural detail.
The Power & Motoryacht crew spent a couple of days building boats with the craftsmen at Sabre Yachts. Here’s why they’ll never be able to look at a Sabre the same way again.
Video produced by John V. Turner More from our time at Sabre Yachts: Working the line at Sabre Yachts – Day 1 Boatbuilding at Sabre
Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding and Managing Editor Simon Murray build tables for a pair of Back Coves. Who’s is better? They’ll never agree.
Join the editors as they learn how the Back Cove tables are sealed in epoxy.
The editors clock in to work the line at Sabre Yachts.
Have you ever seen a pod installed on a yacht in under 5 minutes? Here’s your chance. Discover how the team at Sabre Yachts installs their pods. (Hint: It involves muscle and a long chain!)
Bridging the gap between the builder’s 42 and 48, this middle sibling should have no problem standing out from the crowd.
A first look at the Maine builder’s multi-mission, always-connected 58-footer.
The editors roll up their sleeves and report to work at Sabre Yachts, where we learn about boatbuilding and the appeal of downeast craftsmanship. It’s time to clock in.
With its traditional lines, wide teak decks and exquisite cherry interior woodwork, the 58 SE rivaled many of the town’s finer coastal homes both in appearance and architectural detail.
The Power & Motoryacht crew spent a couple of days building boats with the craftsmen at Sabre Yachts. Here’s why they’ll never be able to look at a Sabre the same way again.
Video produced by John V. Turner More from our time at Sabre Yachts: Working the line at Sabre Yachts – Day 1 Boatbuilding at Sabre
Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding and Managing Editor Simon Murray build tables for a pair of Back Coves. Who’s is better? They’ll never agree.
Join the editors as they learn how the Back Cove tables are sealed in epoxy.
The editors clock in to work the line at Sabre Yachts.
Have you ever seen a pod installed on a yacht in under 5 minutes? Here’s your chance. Discover how the team at Sabre Yachts installs their pods. (Hint: It involves muscle and a long chain!)
Bridging the gap between the builder’s 42 and 48, this middle sibling should have no problem standing out from the crowd.
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