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Re: Wisconsin Maritime Museum
From: Jeremy C
Date: 2009 Nov 12, 10:32 EST
From: Jeremy C
Date: 2009 Nov 12, 10:32 EST
Yeah mine isn't all that large, about the size of a home sewing
machine. I am typically repairing what we call an "infill" which is about
6 feet wide and about 150 ft long with boltropes running along each long
end. It's impractical to move the fabric, so i move the machine
instead. The sunshade i was working on in that photo is about 30 feet
square.
The real trouble is that I can't "furl" any of my canvas. I have all
60,000 sq ft of it out at the same time. The infills especially take a
beating in the winds.
JCA
In a message dated 11/12/2009 10:18:20 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
glapook@pacbell.net writes:
Unfortunately you do not have anything in the photo of the sewing
machine to show the scale of it. It is very large and massive. They
had it out on deck and they were repairing sails during our crossing,
just like in the olden days.
gl
On Nov 11, 5:16 pm, James N Wilson <jn.wil...@juno.com> wrote:
> A few shots from our Royal Clipper trip a few years ago in the
> Grenadines.You know it's a sailing ship when there's a sewing machine
> aboard!
>
> Jim Wilson
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