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Section 2, Sail Plans. Figure 2–1 Square sail on a Yard. Figure 2–2 Friendship Sloop. Figure 2–3 Gaff–Headed Mainsail. Figure 2–4 Jib–Headed Sloop. Note the Bow Sprit and bob stay. Vocabulary High Aspect. Having much greater height than width. Jib-headed (sail). A triangular sail.
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Vocabulary High Aspect. Having much greater height than width. Jib-headed (sail). A triangular sail. Lateen sail. Triangular sail set on a yard running obliquely from the bow. Mast Hoops. Traditional wood rings used to secure gaff sail to the mast; seized with marline to grommets in the sail. Sail Slides. Metal or plastic fasteners attached to the edge of a sail and that ride on a track on the mast or boom. Sail Slugs. Small metal or plastic cylinders sewn to the edge of a sail which fit into a spar cove to attach the sail to the spar. Squaresail. A quadrilateral sail, set from a yard on square riggers, most efficient when sailing downwind. Track. A metal strip on the after edge of a mast or top of a boom on which sail slides run. Also, a metal strip on deck for cars with blocks for adjusting sheet leads.