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    Home / little boat1

    little boat1

    By Zach Grant
    April 17, 2025 2:53 pm

    boat on water

    Zach Grant

    Featured Posts

    1The male connector is the most commonly used connector at the end of a coax. The connector, which is constructed of brass and plated with chrome, silver, or gold, must match the type of cable used.
    Coaxial Cable 101
    May 22, 2026
    2Fire hose makes ideal anti-chafing, at top, and is easily stitched in place with a sailmaker’s palm, above.
    Salty-looking anti-chafing
    May 22, 2026
    3Monofilament line deters birds when elevated with clothespins but hugs the lifelines for sailing.
    Bird-proof lifelines
    May 22, 2026
    4Tom’s halyards clip into a carabiner welded into his Halyard Handler.
    Silent nights
    May 22, 2026
    5When Graham fitted an under-deck windlass, he modified the hatch, top of page. The toe-busting navel pipe, at left, had to go. He made a male mold for the new pipe, above, and took a female mold off it, at right, that he laid glass into after cutting a hole in the hatch.
    Hatch patch
    May 22, 2026
    6Removing the exhausted cover, upper photo, reveals how well it has protected the 5-year-old Sport-a-Seat. The new cover, lower photo, should serve another five years.
    Protection in plaid
    May 21, 2026
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