How Modern Sailboats Are Actually Built
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Building a sailboat involves much more than shaping the hull. Fiberglass construction, structural stringers, and interior components all play a role in putting the boat together. Understanding how these pieces fit into the manufacturing process offers a closer look at what goes into building a modern sailboat.
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