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Recent Blog PostsIt's always been kind of a long and awkward step up from the dinghy to the transom top. :rolleyes: I picked up this used ladder at a swap meet a while back, and it looked like it just might be a...
Loren Beach 05-11-2013We now have five coats on the bulkhead and also on the teak trim we just reinstalled a couple days ago. Teak-plugging all those holes will have to wait for next winter. Too many other immediate-need...
Loren Beach 05-07-2013When it comes to providing shade for the cockpit, a cover connecting a stern bimini to a dodger is most popular here in Los Angeles. Many modern widebodied cruising boats have both those appendages,...
Christian Williams 05-06-2013The first sewing project was a cover for a wooden pram, to be supported fore and aft using the mast as a ridge pole. I measured the boat and allowed for a 2-inch hem for shock cord under the...
Christian Williams 05-02-2013Why bother to learn to sew? Sewmanship, as Popeye and I likes to call it, is a manly art dating way back. On the other hand, a stock sail cover on the Internet doesn't cost much more than what the...
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Recent Forum PostsDan,
The grooves are softer grain probably scraped away by agressive brushing (brush across the grain if at all). Exterior teak is an aesthetic
I replaced my original 30 year old E35 wooden handrails with stainless steel. The wooden rails were getting thin from sanding and refinishing every couple
Ah... a man as cheap as I am.
As cheap as you can get is a pipe plug - 1 1/4". This won't work on all deck fills, of course, but does on mine.
Can someone recommend a replacement cap for the slot type deck fills? On mine the plate with the slot is welded to the cap and two of them are already
I have foundthat adding a smaller head sail on my 1969 E30 is limited by the existing jibsheet tracks. It seems my options are to 1) add tracks forward
Hello, Michael.
I just ordered a new full battened main for my 1984 E26 and so I have a couple of used mains that I don't need. But I guess
You might try some of the used marine parts/sails stores in Seattle and Portland... and then there's the big one in SoCal, Minneys.
They may not

The 90 Percent Jib
https://vimeo.com/66378694 This video is one minute of sailing versus five months of boat work. A familiar ratio? Why do we do this? Why, whilst grinning along with spray flying, does the mind...
Christian Williams 05-17-2013