The original 1994 laser-cut, three-dimensional Starling measuring jig. While plywood might seem an unsophisticated material, experience from OK dinghy, which used aluminium, revealed differences in expansion between summer and winter measured boats

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The original 1994 laser-cut, three-dimensional Starling measuring jig. While plywood might seem an unsophisticated material, experience from OK dinghy, which used aluminium, revealed differences in expansion between summer and winter measured boats

© Brian Peet

The original 1994 laser-cut, three-dimensional Starling measuring jig. While plywood might seem an unsophisticated material, experience from OK dinghy, which used aluminium, revealed differences in expansion between summer and winter measured boats photo copyright Brian Peet taken at and featuring the Starling class

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