Here it is how it is done "Thimble and Ferrule Swaging":
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Swaging the wires
One of the last things left for Lil Walkabout to happen is swaging the halyard wires...
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Masthead installed on Lil Walkabout
Art has installed the masthead, which was welded.
Then, the plates on both sides were added and welded for additional support.
This fix cost me several hundred dollars, but I figured it was still cheaper than ordering a new one that is approximately the same size and trying to customize it to the mast.
George from "Boat Farm" did a very good job machining the aluminum.


George from "Boat Farm" did a very good job machining the aluminum.
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sealing the deck of the sail boat
Sealing the hull-deck join, toe rail:
- 3M 4000UV adhesive sealant around the screw hole perimeters
- 5200 caulking
keep in mind that caulking does not adhere to stainless steel
Bibliography:
http://www.yachtsurvey.com/DeckLeaks.htm
- 3M 4000UV adhesive sealant around the screw hole perimeters
- 5200 caulking
keep in mind that caulking does not adhere to stainless steel
Bibliography:
http://www.yachtsurvey.com/DeckLeaks.htm
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