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Building Ganymede
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Gaff Jaws or Saddle?
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The Boat
What the Well-Dressed Arctic Explorer is Wearing
Additional Equipment
Zartman Rigging
Menu Toggle
Products & Services
The Modern Gaff Rig
Splicing Instructions
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Covered Eye-to-Eye Loop
Core-dependent covered eye splice.
12-Plait Braid Onto Bail or Becket
Three-strand Eye Splice
Covered Dyneema Loop
Gaff Jaws
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Ben
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October 3, 2015
Ensuring good fit before finishing gaff jaws.
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