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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Deadeye ? without holes

    By barkeater,
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  2. sagging standing rigging

    By Dziadeczek,
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  3. Did lateen masts have wedges?

    By knightyo,
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  4. Tying off rigging

    By David Enghauser,
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  5. Ratline spacing

    By kearnold,
    • 1 reply
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  6. Rigging Terminology and Purpose

    By RossR,
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  7. Are these lifts correct?

    By Louie da fly,
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  8. What is a 'brajart'?

    By tkay11,   
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  9. Rigging colours

    By bluenose2,
    • 7 replies
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  10. CA-glue for ratlines? 1 2

    By TomJonas,
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  11. Occre Endeavour Rigging

    By Umber,
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  12. Occre Santisima Trinidad - Mast/Spar sizing questions

    By bc_63,
    • 6 replies
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  13. Is there a trick to making deadeyes?

    By Schooners,
    • 21 replies
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  14. How do I tell what size scale rope should be used?

    By JoeMacD,
    • 3 replies
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  15. Mast rake for the Occre kit 'Albatros'

    By AndrewHenwood,   
    • 3 replies
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  16. Sails set when leaving port

    By acaron41120,
    • 2 replies
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  17. What are the rules for determining the thicknesses of rope for standing and running rigging?

    By flying_dutchman2,   
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  18. Amati Loom-a-line worth using? (edited by admin)

    By bluenose2,
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  19. Mainsheet blocks and rigging for 1930s Chesapeake Bay skipjack

    By glennb17,
    • 9 replies
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  20. Help Rigging Main Boom and Gaff for Nisha (Vanguard Models)

    By Glomar,
    • 9 replies
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  21. Using a serving Machine. ( Syren Serv o matic)

    By DaveBaxt,
    • 4 replies
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  22. Endeavour . Back stays and Running Breast backstays

    By DaveBaxt,
    • 5 replies
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  23. Sail print plans

    By Jim Rogers,
    • 7 replies
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  24. Cutty Sark rigging

    By Allan Milne,
    • 6 replies
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  25. Glue for rigging

    By Tony Leeson,
    • 6 replies
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  26. Ratlines and clove hitches.

    By DaveBaxt,
    • 5 replies
    • 1.5k views

  27. size of serving

    By Boccherini,
    • 9 replies
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  28. Advice of rope work

    By bwross11,
    • 6 replies
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  29. Mast Angles

    By Kevin-the-lubber,
    • 7 replies
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  30. Securing Ropes Wrapped Around Masts

    By acaron41120,
    • 9 replies
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