Hull
Rudder Gear | Transom Fitting – upper (gudgeon) | HL-2220 | 1 | |
Transom Fitting – lower (pintle) | HL-2254 | 1 | ||
Upper rudder strap – (pintle) | HL-2242 | 1 | Plan shows fixed rudder with 2 1/8″ width cheeks – could be modified to lifting | |
Lower rudder strap – (gudgeon) | HL-2214 | 1 | Use shorter HL-2212 if fixed rudder | |
Pivot Bolt | HL-2266 | 1 | 5/16″ diameter, includes bushes (if lifting rudder used) | |
Downhaul line cleat | HL-0095 | 1 | tube cleat (if lifting rudder) | |
Centreboard pivot | 10 mm diameter, with bushes | HL-2093 | 17 | Penny Fee.PDF Uses tufnol end plates. Comes complete with bushes |
Keelband | 3/4″ wide | HL-0702 | 15.5 | 1 length 5′ 6″, one 10 ft. These lengths will vary if daggerboard is fitted. Please note that for non-UK customers this may be impractical to ship |
1/2″ wide | HL-0701 | 14 | 2 lengths 3′ 6″ each side of plate case, 2 lengths 3′ 6″ on bilge runners if fitted | |
Rowlocks | Top Sockets | HL-0002 | 4 | or side sockets HL-0003 |
Rowlocks | HL-0001 | 2 | Penny Fee.PDF if you are really seriously rowing, you might prefer the 5/8″ rowlocks HL-0020 | |
Mooring equipment | 5″ handed fairleads | HL-0147 | 2 | i.e. 1 pair – omit if boat to be dry sailed |
5″ straight fairleads | HL-0157 | 2 | Mounted on transom? | |
6″ cleats | HL-0035 | 2 | suggest ash, but teak or bronze would do – if fitted at all | |
Buoyancy (requirements will vary with the amount of decking fitted and the type of use intended for the boat) | Small Bow bag | HL-0570 | 1 | 45 kg buoyancy, fits forward of lug mast. If sloop rig fitted HL-0571 (136 kg buoyancy) might fit |
Pillow bags – 36 x 12 | HL-0575 | 1 | 68 kg buoyancy, fitted ahead of transom | |
Pillow bags – 39 x 9 | HL-0576 | 2 | 35 kg buoyancy each, fitted under midships seats – 2 more possible under aft seats. | |
Drain Bung | Captive type | HL-0560 | 1 | or 2, one each side of keel. |
Rig – Lug Mainsail – add mizzen for yawl
Mainsail | Mast Traveller | RG-1111 | 1 | bronze leathered (or RG-1101 for unleathered |
Head lacing -4mm | RP-0200 | 5 | ||
Halyard sheave – 60 mm dia | RG-1484 | 1 | if fitted at all – a dumb sheave might serve just as well | |
Halyard – 6mm braided | RP-0201 | 9 | ||
Halyard cleat – 5″ ash | HL-1034 | 1 | or belay pin in thwart – which is also handy for keeping mast in place. 8″ x 5/8″ (HL-1050) should do. | |
Downhaul – 6 mm braided | RP-0201 | 2 | You can’t get this too tight! Leads from thwart to block on boom back down to belay pin. | |
Tufnol 8 mm single bow | RG-0510 | 1 | mounted on boom | |
Belay pin 8 x 5/8″ | HL-1050 | 1 | in thwart | |
Mainsheet – 10 mm braided | RP-0203 | 10 | ||
Mainsheet block | RG-0522 | 1 | double on boom taken to hand? | |
Mainsheet block | RG-0521 | 1 | single and becket on plate case | |
Mainsheet attachment | HL-0420 | 1 | 4″ bowsprit plate mounted on aft of plate case for the single & becket block |
Rig – Gaff Main
add mizzen for yawl | Gooseneck | RG-0025 | 1 | should be OK on this modest rig |
Gaff Jaws | RG-2016 | 1 | unless wooden ones are made as per the plans | |
Main Halyards – 6 mm | RP-0201 | 16 | Assuming both peak and throat halyards used, and both are single part | |
Halyard sheaves – 60mm dia | RG-1484 | 1 | for peak halyard | |
Throat block – 8mm single | RG-0510 | 1 | on strop | |
Halyard cleats – 5″ ash | HL-1034 | 2 | or teak or bronze | |
Jib Halyard – 6mm | RP-0201 | 8 | ||
Halyard Block | RG-0510 | 1 | on strop | |
Halyard cleat – 5″ ash | HL-1034 | 1 | or teak or bronze | |
Mainsheet – 10 mm braided | RP-0202 | 8 | if 2:1 as on plan – this OK for sloop, but you may want to go for centre main if yawl rigged. | |
Upper mainsheet block | RG-0520 | 1 | ||
Lower mainsheet block | RG-0521 | 1 | on rope horse | |
Rope horse – 6mm braided | RP-0201 | 2 | fitted through knees or transom | |
Jibsheet – 10 mm braided | RP-0203 | 6 | length varies on how you lead it | |
Jibsheet fairleads | HL-0123 | 2 | Plenty of other options here | |
Jibsheet Cleats | HL-0081 | 2 | camcleats | |
Lacing | RP-0200 | 8 | for head, luff, and possibly stay lanyards | |
Shrouds | RP-0111 | 7.7 | used 7 x 7 here for easy stowage | |
Shroud ends | RP-0311 | 4 | ||
Shroud plates | HL-0406 | 2 | reckon 6″ would be OK | |
Forestay | RP-0111 | 4.3 | ||
Forestay ends | RP-0311 | 2 | ||
Forestay fittings | RP-0508 | 1 | Eyeplate bolted on inner face of stem | |
Jib Halyard Strop | RP-0110 | 0.5 | ||
Jib Halyard Strop Ends | RP-0310 | 2 | ||
Throat Halyard Strop | RP-0110 | 0.5 | ||
Throat Halyard Strop Ends | RP-0310 | 2 | ||
Span | RP-0110 | 2 | ||
Span Ends | RP-0310 | 2 | ||
Span Shackle | RG-0145 | 1 |
Rig – Mizzen
Mizzan | Halyard – 5 mm braided | RP-0199 | 7 | probably best to use “dumb sheave” in the mast. |
This is the same for lug or gaff main | Cleat – 5″ ash | HL-1034 | 1 | or belay pin HL-1050, or tube cleat HL-0096 |
Luff lacing – 4 mm | RP-0200 | 3 | ||
Sheet – 6 mm | RP-0201 | 4 | length depends where you take the sheet to | |
Sheet block – 8mm | RG-0510 | 1 | mounted on bumkin | |
Sheet cleat – camcleat | HL-0086 | 1 | mounted on bumkin heel | |
gooseneck | RG-1025 | 1 | on boom – needed if jaws used instead of gooseneck | |
Downhaul block | RG-0510 | 1 | on boom – needed if jaws used instead of gooseneck | |
Downhaul line – 6 mm | RP-0201 | 1.5 | Looped onto underside of belay pin, up to block, back down to belay pin | |
Belay pin | HL-1050 | 1 | for downhaul line |