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Calling all fitter/turners :)

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Guys, i'm designing a PA-type sail to fit the outback,
I need someone to turn the mast adapter, please PM me for details...
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Contact Bilby... he might be your man for this?
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I'm in Cranbourne but have the gear to do it at home if you get stuck

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Hey swivels, are you a CAD guru ?????

Cheater, handy to know ;)
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ELM wrote: Cheater, handy to know ;)
I also Tig aluminium and stainless at home - I have a few man size toys to make things with

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Just wondering, Is it cheaper to buy one or do you have a special design which is not on the market. I know cruiser has a sail and of course there is the usual Hobie one.

Good luck anyway,

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What's going to stop the sail spinning/moving on that shaft?
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DantheFishoMan wrote:What's going to stop the sail spinning/moving on that shaft?
Hi Dan
It will rotate, allowing more sail surface area against the side wind. Trial and error, but if it is an issue i can always limit the rotation by having shockcords running from the mounting plate edges to the front "tow" eyelet.
There's little room on the Outback to fit the PA sail on the bow, plus mine's got enough holes in it as it is :lol: So the Mast receiver makes an obvious location for the sail...
Hi Elm - i do drafting/design for the fenestration industry, kinda nerdy but i like it 8-)
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Hi Elm - i do drafting/design for the fenestration industry, kinda nerdy but i like it
What software package are you using?
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DantheFishoMan wrote:
Hi Elm - i do drafting/design for the fenestration industry, kinda nerdy but i like it
What software package are you using?
Autodesk Inventor 2009, sometimes AutoCAD for the 2D stuff. Not an expert by any means...
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