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

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  1. how to make sacks and bundles

    By CrowCreekhiker,
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  2. Internal bulwark planking on Snake

    By mispeltyoof,
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  3. Cutting Planks

    By sfotinos,
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  4. A short treenail tutorial - similar to the Frölich-way

    By aohneland,   
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  5. Harbor barge hull planking

    By Canute,   
    • 4 replies
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  6. Newbie Hull Questions

    By Tollyman,   
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  7. Seeking info about gangway on the deck of a SS

    By Ilhan Gokcay,
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  8. How do I layout the gore line for copper plating?

    By Tmart318,
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  9. How to establish the lenght of a deck plank?

    By olopa67,
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  10. Gunport framing and planking question

    By Landlubber Mike,
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  11. Vasa deck shift

    By BLACK VIKING,
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  12. Fastening the Keelson to the Frames

    By DocBlake,
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  13. Recommendations for Hull sealing and Fiberglass insulation

    By Sapot,
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  14. how much sanding for hull? also- wood fillers

    By jazzdc,
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  15. Bulkhead faring

    By W4LKR,
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  16. Flat and Concave Spots on Planks

    By dposner,
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  17. Landing Planks Below The Bow Filler With No Rabbet.

    By frankwil,
    • 4 replies
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  18. CLINKER-built vs COPPER planting

    By greenstone,
    • 22 replies
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  19. Plank length for longboats

    By tkay11,
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  20. Plank lengths for 1814 Brig of War

    By TGHill,
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  21. Question About Lining Off the Hull

    By frankwil,
    • 2 replies
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  22. bending the stern area of the planks for the bottom - moved by moderator to appropriate area

    By ronald305,
    • 9 replies
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  23. Planking using the waterline as a datum?

    By Some Idea,
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  24. Confused About How to Move Forward

    By frankwil,
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  25. Distance between frame centres

    By piratepete007,   
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  26. COMING

    By timjina,
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  27. Quarter Galley Roof

    By barkeater,
    • 6 replies
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  28. Duplicating Garboard Strake

    By frankwil,
    • 2 replies
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  29. An unusual (to me) arrangement of hanging knees and rider knees on brigantine Leon

    By Doug McKenzie,   
    • 6 replies
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  30. Copper Hull adhesive tape

    By John Carleton,
    • 6 replies
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