AY Honors/Canoe Building/Answer Key/es - Revision history

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-The mast is roughly {{units|4 meters|160 in}} long and tapers from {{units|28 mm|1.125 inches}} at the top to {{units|45 mm|1.75 in}} at the bottom.  It is inserted into a hole in the seat, and then into a socket cut into the bottom of the boat to receive it.
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 The boom is simply tied to the mast, and the sail is tied to both the mast and the boom.  The sail itself is triangular.

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 Each boom receives long pegs which are then connected to the float.  The length of the pegs is adjusted so that the float will be positioned at the surface of the water.  The pegs are lashed both to the booms and to the float.  When lashing the pegs to the floats, a hole is bored through the float and the cordage is passed through it.  This prevents the lashing from being positioned at the bottom of the float where it would be subjected to extreme wear and tear as the canoe is dragged across rocks and up onto beaches.