All the lanyards have been tightened and the sheer poles have been added.
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The next logical step is to run the ratlines.
Yes, the ratlines are definitely the next thing that should be done.
I have never done ratlines before.
I’m really intimidated by the ratlines.
An so, to avoid doing the ratlines, I worked on the boom and gaffs. First, of course, a few 3D printed parts.
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The dowels for the boom and gaffs were cut and formed.
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And all of it was glued together and painted black. Also pictured is the jib boom which I worked on a little while ago but haven’t pictured here before.
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