All done Vladimir.

Hope you like the sail!

Hello Michael
I sent you a letter. Please tell me the price for the Cream sail for the Annabelle. And how to pay for it?

Please reply.
Thank you.
Vladimir

Hi Vladimir,

We can do sails for the Annabelle in other colours. I will contact you by email directly.

Sail cloth quality depends on how much cloth they make of a particular quality. So for many colours the quality is not so good.

White cloth – good range and good quality
Tanbark (traditional dark red colour) – narrow range but good quality – roughly 15% more expensive than white
Red cloth – There is good cloth made for Mirror Dinghies which are very popular – this can be used for other boats for jibs and mainsails from small sails up to bermudan sails around the 70 sq ft mark and lugsails up to around Oz Goose size (90 sq ft) as loads on a lug are a bit less.
Light Blue cloth is made for the Enterprise class – a 13ft Dinghy of good performance. Bermudan sails up to the 80sq ft mark and lugsails up to the around 100 sq ft.

There is a rainbow range of different sailcloths, but they are not as durable or as well made as the colour listed above.

There is good sailcloth in White tanbark and Cream

The delivery will be to Washington, DC, the U.S.A.

Have a nice day.
Vladimir

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Hi Brian,

We sent all our remaining stock of canoe lug sails to duckworks a couple of weeks ago.

So they have stock now. We’ve done a deal with a carrier to get excellent rates for a batch of sails from the Philippines to the USA. And by the time duckworks sends it to oz it’s within a few dollars of the direct Phils to Oz price.

It is paradoxical, a bit annoying and terrible for carbon emissions, but that’s the way it seems to work.

Best wishes,
Michael.

I know, I must be a big sook.

I’ve finished your Quick Canoe and now need an RSS standing lug sail. I saw Duckworks was out of stock, and I’d rather not pay for overseas postage if I can avoid it.

Where can I find one in Australia?

Cheers

Brian