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We Built Our Own Sail Covers (And Learned the Hard Way)

24 avril 2026 · 28 min · 21K vues · Corner Brook, Canada

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Fabricating custom stack packs and sail covers requires meticulous planning, significant workspace, and patience to manage complex assembly sequences.2:39 When replacing worn-out sailcloth covers on the 38-ft vessel *Arabella*, the crew utilized Sunbrella fabric, mesh lining for drainage, and UV-treated #15 zippers.20:21 The project involved patterning off existing covers, adding material for improved fit, and incorporating webbing for lazy jack attachments.8:10 A critical design modification for the mizzen stack pack includes a continuous control line system, allowing the operator to zip and unzip the cover from the safety of the cockpit rather than balancing over the stern.23:27 During the build, a needle crank arm failure on the sewing machine halted progress for three weeks while waiting for replacement parts to arrive in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.19:25 The final design features integrated zipper tracks for future cockpit awnings and reinforced mesh panels to prevent water pooling.22:21 Starting with smaller, low-stakes sewing projects helps build the necessary skills and confidence for larger canvas work.26:45

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