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How I made DIY sails for a Laser

September 1
How I made DIY sails for a Laser

Colin Clayton explains how he experimented with dinghy junk rigs and made his own DIY sails The 4th incarnation of Colin’s junk sail with a 9ft boom, pictured here tensioned. Credit: Colin Clayton Cabrillo Beach, alterna

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