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Some people say that it is complicated to tilt a mast.
I say thats not so if the mast is small on a small boat and if it done in simple way.
A freestanding mast stands in a prismatic socket. However if one end of the socket is larger than the other the mast can tilt.
The tilt can be controller by a lashing.
To save energy let the boat do the work, do the lashing when the mast is in the lee.
It is not more difficult or complicated to make on end of the socket bigger than the other.
The only complexity is the lashing.
Every sailor knows, or should know how to do a lashing.
The tilting mast have the advantage of being able to get mor projected sail area and getting the weight of the mast to windward.
These effects are not large but when sailing, spending days after days in steady winds it is for me fun to tinker with the boat and make it perform better.
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