Colin Archer setting sails 

Thanks, dr!

Thanks Vincent

Thanks!!!!

Thanks Michael, these comments inspire to more videos. Looking forward to summer now!

Thanks, Elton! :)

Thanks Freyr, We will make new videos as soon as we find the time!😀 Thanks again

Appreciated Old Mate ,-) Odin approves !

More videos are planned, stay tuned!

Håper det kommer flere videoer i sommer! :)

@SV Kajsa heres a Norwegian pd file 586223ea-664d-46f4-bb00-ec7f1b2c959a.filesusr.com/ugd/315222_33aa0688271f482183b63949c34ed2cc.pdf

@@psystealth Thanks. I'll guess they are from Knut von Trepkas book.

Thanks Sargon! Good luck on your projects.

Hi Joseph, IF the peak-halyardin-two-steps-system was used in the old days is uncertain, but anyhow; we have found it most useful. It has to be said at the same time that we use scandalizing A LOT in the daily maneuvering. For those who don't, this might be just another complicating detail. But for us, it is important that we find solutions to eliminate danger. We also use scandalizing when jibing in rough downwind to reduce stress on the rig when the gaff swings over. Especially when sailing with unexperienced crew, it is easy to ask them to scandalize. In this way, it is easy and safe to scandalize for everyone. The bottom first part is secured all the time, until the sail goes down after docking. Se also ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8s04RPieAjs.html

@@eplevelsen Thank you so much.

Thanks Brian!!

The material is called "classic", looks like cotton. We need to use modern materials in ropes and sails to save money and keep easy handling. Easy changeable the day we need RS1 to be 100 % original

Hi Adrian, Topsail stays on the port side on both tacks. We have to accept poor shape on the port tack, but that's how the Archer rig works!