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Stage 7, the mainsail, parts 7.1 - 7.9
First glue the reinforcing tape 7.1 to the luff.
Mark every 15 cm with a pencil from the edge
at a distance of 9.5 mm. Glue the reinforcing
tape along the marking on one side and then
turn it over.
Luff
9,5 mm
Fig. Mainsail
Next cut the reinforcing tape 7.2 into 25 x 25
mm wide triangles. Stick these as reinforce-
ments on both sides at the corners.
Fig. reinforcement corners
Now divide the slotted tube 7.3 into 10 mm
pieces. Push these pieces onto the luff as luff
sliders at a distance of 8 - 10 cm and fix them
with superglue of medium viscosity.
Fig. luff sliders
Status September 2018
Leach
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Stage 8, the foresail, setting up the rig,
parts 8.1 - 8.14
The next step is to make the foresail.
Make the forestay from the remaining wire
rope. First make a loop at one end, using a
crimp sleeve 8.12.
Fig. loop
Press the crimp sleeve flat with a pair of pliers.
Mark the fold edge of the luff at a distance of
15 mm from the leading edge of the sail.
Fig. fold edge
Kink the sail at this line and fold the edge with
a ruler or similar. Then glue the double-sided
adhesive tape part 8.5 to the front edge so that
a hemstitch is created when you glue it to each
other.
The forestay is inserted into this hemstitch.
This can be done in 2 ways. You can either fix
the forestay on your worktable in such a way
that it lies in the folded edge and then glue the
hem over it. Or push the finished forestay later
into the previously glued hollow hem. Make
sure that the forestay can move freely.
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Krick Modelltechnik, Knittlingen, Germany
8.1
8.12
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