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Peter Smith, the New Zealand-born designer and inventor of the Rocna anchor, details his decades of high-latitude sailing and boat construction.0:37 Smith built his own aluminum 47-foot cutter, Kiwaroa, specifically for extreme environments, incorporating features like a closed saloon, custom-built sheaves, and a rainwater collection system capable of filling 1,200 liters in 20 minutes.10:10 He emphasizes structural integrity, using thick plate aluminum with minimal welding to prevent distortion and structural weakness.8:29 His offshore experience includes multiple voyages to Svalbard, the Greenland coast, South Georgia, and three seasons in the Beagle Channel.11:42 Smith transitioned from boat building to anchor design after experiencing repeated failures with CQR, Bruce, and Delta anchors during his own circumnavigations.23:54 He eventually licensed the Rocna design to focus on his personal sailing.26:23 At age 75, Smith completed a solo passage from the Gold Coast back to Whangarei, New Zealand, to secure his vessel.27:55

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