Discover essential tools and techniques for modern and traditional rigging with Brion Ross's The Rigging Handbook, a must-have guide for marine professionals and enthusiasts seeking expert insights and practical solutions for all rigging needs. Description The Brion Ross The Rigging Handbook is a comprehensive reference guide designed for both novice and experienced marine riggers. This essential manual covers the tools and techniques needed for modern and traditional rigging applications in the marine industry. With detailed illustrations and clear, step-by-step instructions, it facilitates the rigging process, ensuring safe and effective setups. Key features of The Rigging Handbook include thorough explanations of various rigging systems, materials, and equipment, along with best practices for maintenance and inspection. It provides in-depth coverage of topics such as rope selection, knot tying, and the principles behind rigging loads and forces. This handbook seamlessly integrates contemporary rigging innovations with time-tested methods, making it a valuable resource for sailboat owners, yacht designers, and marine professionals alike. Typical use cases for this handbook range from rigging small sailing vessels to larger yachts. Whether you're upgrading your boat's rigging or involved in a complete overhaul, this guide offers practical benefits by improving safety and performance while reducing the risk of rigging failures. Built on verified information and expert insights, The Rigging Handbook is an indispensable tool that enhances the knowledge base of marine users, empowering them to make informed decisions about their rigging projects.Specification Title Brion Toss The Rigging Handbook: Tools and Techniques for Modern and Traditional Rigging Author Brion Toss Publisher International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press ISBN 978-0071462895 Publication Date June 1, 2004 Dimensions 8.5 x 1.0 x 11 inches Weight 1.85 pounds Format Paperback Pages 336 Illustrations Includes diagrams and illustrations throughout Language English Use Modern and traditional rigging techniques Target Audience Marine professionals, boaters, and rigging enthusiasts
