Plot Your Course to Adventure
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Sample Illustrations

The book contains 116 illustrations to clarify text and are of use to most sailors. We provide below a few samples of those illustrations to give the reader some idea of what to expect.

Figure 22: Passing a 1" bolt through a 3/4" drilled hole will cause stress on hull and bolt alike.

Fatigue Break

Examples of fatigue spots on standing rigging. Stress fatigue points on running rigging
Figure 44: An illustration of a shortcoming of the horizontal axis windlass compared with the vertical axis windlass. Horizontal Axis Windlass

Verical Axis Windlass

Figure 49: Using extra line and a small weight can prevent rode from fouling on the prop, keel or rudder. Trip Line and Fender Float
Figure 74: Anchoring in a river in preparation for a storm requires a little forethought. Storm Preparation
Figure 87: Types of seacocks and valves, and their uses. Seacocks and Valves
Figure 96: Using a vortex filter to polish or bleed fuel lines Polishing and bleeding fuel lines
Figure 102: Making a simple instrument slide. A simple extending instrument bracket.



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