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Sailcloth is
cloth used to make sails. It can be made of a
variety of materials,
including natural fibers such as flax, hemp, or
cotton in
various forms...
- made of an
aluminium alloy or
composite frame covered with
synthetic sailcloth to form a wing.
Typically the
pilot is in a
harness suspended from the...
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developed by a New Zealander,
Edward Le Roy, in 1898. Le Roy used worn-out
sailcloth painted with a
mixture of
linseed oil and wax to
produce a waterproof...
- ceremony. The
ceremony may
include burial in a casket,
burial sewn in
sailcloth,
burial in an urn, or
scattering of the
cremated remains from a ship....
- sail
Topgallant Topsail Watersail*
Components Batten Bolt rope
Cringle Emblems Draft Jackline Reefing points Roach Sailcloth Spreader patch Tell-tale...
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Rayadillo Rep
Reticella lace Rib knit
Rinzu Ripstop Russell cord Saga
Nishiki Sailcloth Samite Sateen Satin Saye
Scarlet Scrim Seersucker Serge Shantung Sharkskin...
- but now just 24.[when?]
Maritime industries,
especially the
making of
sailcloth and boat building, have long been ****ociated with the island, although...
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Sailcloth is
typically made from PET
fibers also
known as
polyester or
under the
brand name Dacron;
colorful lightweight spinnakers are
usually made of...
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fabric was also
produced in
England and Scotland.
Dowlas was
identical to
sailcloth. The
cloth was also
imitated in
cotton for the same use. The word is spelled...
- materials,
technical paper,
asbestos replacement, hot air filtration,
sailcloth,
speaker woofers, boat hull material,
fiber reinforced concrete, drumheads...
