Now THAT'S a fender !

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Now THAT'S a fender !

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Hanging from the side of a Higgins boat at the WWII museum in New Orleans - anybody wanna try one of these ? 8)

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That is SO cool. And now I have to go searching to see if I can find instructions to make one.
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Looks like the extra line in my main sheet after a hard days sail :lol:
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Post by John Stahl »

It looks like a spool brade to me.
I did this as a kid

http://makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php ... 1206328968

it is also called french knitting here is a vidio on how to french knit.

http://video.search.yahoo.com/search/vi ... g&fr=b1ie7

I like the idea too I think I will use a six peg spool made out of a 2x6 and 5/8 inch rope. if 6 peg is to small then i will use an 8 peg spool and make a rope liner for my bumpers
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Post by mariner »

very cool!
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