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Doughnut
Served steel rings are used on traditional yachts
to slide the foot of the jib out to the end of the
bowsprit, thereby saving the crew a possible
dunking. But fear not, if you don’t have a steel ring,
you can still make a doughnut using cord as a
foundation. The serving itself will keep it stiff and
shipshape.
1 Coil sufficient cord to make a suitably sized foundation. The number of
turns depends on the thickness of the cord.