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Rope Clutches
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V.O.R. Take a Final Look….
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The Self Tending Jib Boom
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Rod Rigging
In the world of sailboat standing rigging there are three common materials used, stainless steel wire, Nitronic 50 rod, and various types of synthetic fibers, which are becoming more and more popular. I want to talk today about Nitronic 50 stainless steel rod. This specific type of stainless steel is very strong and noble. Rod…
