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Measure twice; cut once. Bob used a jigsaw with a ceramic-cutting blade to cut the hole for his hatch.

Do it right the first time

June 19, 2026

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When the Hallberg Mistral 33 that was to become the Vera May arrived in Edmonton, above, she was showing signs of neglect. The rotten cockpit coaming, below, was only a beginning.

My journey with the Vera May

June 19, 2026

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Clarence’s light-duty, low-cost whisker pole is just the ticket for holding out the genoa when running in light winds.

An inexpensive whisker pole

June 19, 2026

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Aboard Nine of Cups, prisms direct daylight into places, like this corner of the galley, that might otherwise be in shadow.

Homemade deck prisms

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The only hint that Al’s autopilot installation is a temporary measure is the exposed cable.

Affordable housing

June 19, 2026

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To perform his test, Ferman lined up several caulks and sealants and applied two beads of each, one for a tension test and one for a shear test, to a sample of his acrylic glazing material.

How sticky is your sealant?

June 19, 2026

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