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Sailing and Motor Yachts in Mahogany and Teak |
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Truing A layer of wood is worn away with a broach and hammer, so that the bracket seen on the right then fits in exactly. An angle measure rests on the bracket, used in order to achieve exact right-angled corners and edges. |
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Fits in Often the measurement must be taken a dozen times until the bracket fits perfectly into the gap. Here the boat builder marks with a pencil another spot that he would like to optimise. |
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6 brackets a day As it is very time consuming to fit perfect sized parts, a boat builder manages about 6 brackets in one work day. Such manual effort for the perfect look and optimal hold explains why it takes so long to restore an old yacht. |
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