Hardware

Easy to tension, easy to release even when wearing thick gloves. Grips the line to resist being shaken loose-even in extreme conditions. Two sizes hold a wide variety of ropes - from 0 to 5mm (0" to 3/16"). Patented toothform holds high loads without...

A deceptively simple ridged `V' groove holds ropes firmly, yet is devoid of any moving parts to break or seize. It allows the immediate release of the rope by a short upward and backward pull. Always tension the rope before it enters the cleat...

These gudgeons were developed for the Weekender Set, but will work with many of our 3/8" pintles. (see chart to figure out which will work) They are designed to be mounted vertically in cases where the boat is a double-ender or where a...

This set is recommended by John Welsford for Scamp. The tangs are 2-1/8 inches wide and the pintles have a sturdy 3/8" pin.This set consists of two gudgeons and two pintles. There is no hold down included. All parts are stainless steel. (note: pintle...

RL-328 - Fixed Gooseneck - Screws or rivets to standard boom and mast. Base is 1.5" x 3".Shown here with tangs

If you make a fancy birdsmouth double paddle for your kayak, or even a solid wood paddle from a section of closet rod - you may want to be able to break it down for transport or storage. It will certainly fit in your car more easily that way. Now you can...

By popular request we are finally offering one inch nylon webbing and buckles. Since these are sturdy and not really affected by water, they are very useful for many applications on a boat. Some ideas: Keeping hatches closed Holding heavy gear in...

This pair of Gaco oarlocks fits standard 1/2 inch oarlock sockets. No sockets are included.Why it works so well: Ordinary rowlocks develop friction and wear because of the uneven pressure where the pin rotates in the socket. In the GACO rowlock...

Brass tie-down cleats are polished castings and very handsome. For the 3" and 4" cleats you have the option of ordering brass wood screws for mounting on drawers or cabinets. These are not recommended for use mounting these cleats on a boat. We...

Often the screws that we use for boat building must be driven with special driver bits. We believe these are the most commonly used ones.