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Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck

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  1. Deck beam spacing

    By Don Case,
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  2. Internal stuff

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  3. Question: planking bluff bows on dutch ship

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  4. Gun ports in the waist

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  5. Help with aircraft plywood

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  6. Glue for template

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  7. More framing and gun ports

    By Don Case,
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  8. Symmetry

    By Don Case,
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  9. Bearding line on Caldercraft HM Brig Supply

    By CaptnBirdseye,
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  10. Frames built vertical or perpendicular to keel?

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  11. Frieze painting techniques

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  12. Limber strakes

    By Don Case,
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  13. Deck clamps

    By Don Case,
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  14. 'Correctly Planking the Boat' 1925 illustrated article

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  15. Hollow needle to make wooden pegs.

    By flying_dutchman2,   
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  16. A possible material for bottom copper?

    By Jaager,
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  17. Need help framing stern of HMS Bounty according to Hahn plans

    By lesterpalifka,
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  18. How to rectify warped wooden model kit parts

    By Martin Beech,
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  19. The Last Frame

    By Don Case,
    • 7 replies
    • 750 views

  20. Are cant frames single or double

    By Don Case,
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  21. Does this picture make my chocks look too big?

    By Don Case,
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  22. Glue question

    By Peanut6,
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  23. Framing around a gun port

    By Don Case,
    • 28 replies
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  24. Rabbet

    By Don Case,
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  25. Took a 24-lb Shot Below Waterline on Starboard Side

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  26. Cutter Cheerful First Drop Plank

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  27. A question about beveling frames

    By Gerarddm,
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  28. Faring the Frames

    By acaron41120,
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  29. Making Knees

    By Don Case,
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  30. A big generalization

    By Don Case,
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