BoatWorks
Sailboat Maintenance, Repair, and Improvement Advice You Can't Get Anywhere Else
Compiled by the Editors of SAIL Magazine
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Contents
Nigel Calder
Peter Nielsen
Nigel Calder
James D. Phyfe
Peter Nielsen
Paul Esterle
Peter Nielsen
Paul Esterle
Mark Corke
Peter Caplen
James D. Phyfe
Don Casey
Mark Corke
Peter Caplen
Mark Corke
Virginia Schultz
Paul Esterle
Mark Corke
Mark Corke
Peter Nielsen
Charles J. Doane
Charles Mason
Peter Nielsen
Scott Roberts
Robert Leach
Bill Springer
Dave Baldwin
Clarence Jones
Mark Corke
Mark Corke
Louk Marinus Wijsen
Quentin Kinderman
Peter Caplen
Mark Corke
Peter Caplen
Peter Caplen
Nigel Calder
Peter Caplen
Peter Nielsen
Peter Nielsen
John Arrufat
Mark Corke
Aussie Bray
Mark Corke
Mark Corke
Peter Nielsen
Mark Corke
Peter Nielsen
Jim Haynie
Ted Hugger
Nigel Calder
Charles J. Doane
Mark Corke
Mark Corke
Aussie Bray
Warren Miller
Mark Corke
Mark Corke
Peter Nielsen
Mark Corke
Robert Leach
Lisa Suhay
Mark Corke
Introduction
BoatWorks started, as so many grand schemes do, over a beer. SAIL's then publisher, Eric Cressy, and I were bemoaning the fact that we weren't able to devote as many pages as we would like to our common passionworking on older fiberglass boats. The solution, I suggested, would be to start up a magazine devoted to just that.
We already knew who our readers would be. They are all those sailors who love communing with their boats as much as sailing them. Some enjoy the process of maintaining, repairing, and upgrading their beloved vessels. Others simply cannot afford to pay up to $80 an hour to have professionals do what any weekend warrior with a little time, inspiration, and the proper instruction can do as well. And still others may not do the work themselves but nevertheless want to know what's involved. In short, our readership is the entire spectrum of boatowners and sailors. After all, a boat starts to need maintenance the moment it is commissioned for the first time.
We knew we had the in-house expertise to put such a magazine together. Our then senior editor, Charles J. Doane, was in the middle of a comprehensive refit of a classic fiberglass sailboat. I had spent 4 years gutting and refurbishing a big wooden boat, replacing every system within its beautiful mahogany hull. We had such savvy contributors as Don Casey, Nigel Calder, Aussie Bray, and Mark Corke to call on. Between us all, we had an unmatched depth of knowledge just waiting to be plumbed.
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