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| chopping and joining windsurf mast? should I use an inside wood dowel or outside glass mat/epoxy sheathing for the join? the purpose is to have a collapsable mast. |
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| Sigurd, have a look at a standard 2 piece windsurfing mast to see how the join is made. The lower section has a thickened and reduced section at the top which is part of the structure, not added later. The top section of the mast slides over this reduced section and makes a very neat connection to the lower half. The windsurfing sail exerts pressure pushing the two halves together. I dont know if you can manufacture a satisfactory join yourself. Better to buy a 2 piece mast. ![]() |
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