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• Tack: In sailing, tack refers to the maneuver of turning the bow of the boat through the wind so that the wind changes from one side of the boat to the other side. This is done by turning the boat's bow into the wind until the sails begin to luff ... Read More >>
• Chamfer: In maritime context, chamfer refers to the process of beveling the edges of a ship's planks or timbers where they meet at an angle. This is done to create a smooth transition between the planks and to prevent splintering or damage to the ad ... Read More >>
• Poop Deck: The poop deck is the highest deck at the stern of a ship, usually above the captain's quarters. Historically, it was the location where the ship's wheel was located and where the ship's colors were hoisted. The poop deck was also used as a ... Read More >>