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A sailboat block consists of one or more sheaves held between two cheeks. It increases mechanical advantage and can b...
A single block has only one sheave and is often used at the end of a line run, just before a cleat or a winch.
A cheek block is mounted flush against a part of the vessel and serves to properly orient lines for convenient maneuv...
Sailboat cordage includes sheets, halyards, roller reefing gear and other lines found on board. Some types are more s...
A swivel block turns on a shaft mounted at the top. It is widely used as a sheet blocks.
A block with a becket has a second attachment point at the end opposite that of its main anchoring fitting. It is oft...
A rigging screw is used to tighten or loosen cables with fixed ends. It often constitutes part of sailboat standing r...
Thanks to its shape and mechanism, a snap shackle can be used for the rapid, temporary attachment of gear.
A lashing block is one using a shackle made of technical fiber.
A double block makes tackle four or five times easier to adjust.
A sailboat mast is a roughly cylindrical spar mounted vertically on the boat to support the sails. Aluminum, steel, c...
A fixed block has a non-swiveling ring at the top for attachment to another fitting or to a part of the vessel.
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