I don't have any experience with canoe sailing myself - but I'm in very good company with my friend, who has a lot of experience and with whom I'll be going on my first sailing trip.
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Yes, I'm really looking forward to seeing how it goes.
There's nothing special to say about it...
It's originally a sail made by the german company “Klepper,” and it was originally intended for a folding boat.
I was able to buy the sail very cheaply on eBay—and I think it'll be more than enough for my boat.
Here are two sample pictures
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Leeboard ...
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finished.
Now I just need to paint it, align the clamps, and secure them.
I'm very happy with it.
And everything worked out with the leeboard, too. It fits!
Wow, that's awesome.
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A quick update on the leeboard..
Today, with a mix of nervousness and a lot of sweat, I drilled the holes in the support boards and in the leeboard.
I set the washers into the leeboard and glued them in place.
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;) It's slowly starting to come together
Leeboard ...
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It’s just a shame that I mixed up the front edge and the back edge when I was thinning it out.
So I had to sacrifice the nice point.
Oh well, that’s just how it goes with freehand work.
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I think the leeboard looks pretty good despite...
Oh, that's solid ash wood.
The mast will be secured in the hole with a pin. So it's already very sturdy.
With this design, the size of the bonding surface is probably the weakest point.
But I'm very confident that it will hold. ;)