Best of luck with the first sail!
If you find the time you could tell us about your rationale for the sail design. (I like it!).
Yes, thank you Paul.
First impression of the finished sail. After work, there is less than an hour of daylight left to set up the sail. So it will take a few days. I will probably sail the boat this weekend :)
Nice, Frank! Looks like good progress!
The sail isn't 100% finished yet, but I couldn't resist raising it for a preview.
I just spotted that Frank posted another update on his blog a few days ago, as he continues to make more progress than he writes that he's done;-)
Boat is in the water, mast stepped
Thank you all for the kind words!
I temporarily stepped the mast today, the icicle hitch works. I will do the remaining work in the water and don't intend to crane the boat out again (ever :).
Yes, I like it! All is looking extremely good, Frank!
Fantastic work and great-looking progress, Frank! Your interior is looking very smart, bright and tidy. Well done:-)
Wow, looks great!
Also, you've been so clever to laminate the pre-tube to an already flat laminated grp plate. I wasn't, and had to laminate in a second step upside down...
Very nice!
Paul
I posted a update:
https://findingdryland.com/posts/17/
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