Sails

18 yards per bobbin. Sold individually.

Goat Island Skiff RSS Sail Specifications GIS sail 105 square feet 3 reefs laced on foot but can be set loose footed 5 ounce cloth telltales Really Simple Sails is a Philippine owned business that works closely with Michael Storer Boat Plans to...

Easy-wax (not prewaxed) cotton no kink sailtwine for hand stitching. 1 ounce spools.Here is part of a letter we got from a customer who bought some of our 5-ply cotton sailtwine:Hey, Chuck :) I did get the cotton sail twine & a fine twine it is, tough,...

For sailmaking CH-AS3 - Regular Seamstick Tape - Non-Yellowing acrylic adhesive coated on both sides of a mylar carrier, has excellent tack properties. Used to hold panels of sailcloth while they are being sewn into a sail. 3/8" wide - 72 yards per...

OZ Racer RSS Sail Specifications OzGoose/OzRacer Sail 89 square feet 2 reefs laced on foot but can be set loose footed 4 ounce cloth Really Simple Sails is a Philippine owned business that works closely with Michael Storer Boat Plans to produce...

Pure beeswax has many uses. Our intent here is to provide it for those who wish to use it on thread.

Nickel plated brass

Stamped 304 Stainless - Made in Denmark These shackles have many potential uses but their primary function is for use attaching sail slugs and slides to grommets. Part No. A B C Breaking Strength SD-140154 3/16" 1/2" 1-1/16" 2,640 lbs...

When we decided to design a sail for our Portage Pram we had several goals, including excellent performance and ease of use. To achieve the former we maximized sail area up high with a square top and full battens to support the shape of the sail built...

Stitched to a sail's luff, these slugs allow sails to more easily go up and down a bolt rope slot. To raise the sail, insert the slugs into the slot rather than the boltrope. You may want to use our sailmaker's D-shackles rather than lace or stitch...

High quality professional grade steel. Great for cutting holes for grommets, rings and rivets. Size matches grommet size.

This is the thread that sailmakers use for stitching the panels on sails. It is heavy, bonded "Dabond" polyester thread that will work in most home sewing machines (use a #20 needle). The spool is made for industrial machines so be prepared to wind it...