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  2. CNC Desktop Router Reviews 1 2

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  5. 18-Pounder Pivot Gun

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  6. Modelling HMS Surprise as Lego-Scale 3D Printed Pool Toy in Fusion 360

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  7. Sternwheeler "Zulu"

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  8. Transom Build Plans

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  10. 3D orienting of ship blocks in Rhino

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  12. Scanning Large Plan Sheets At Home

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  13. Modelling a cannon cypher in Fusion 360

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  15. 3D printed homes.

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  17. 3D cannon barrels

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  18. Bringing out the 'Wow' Factor in your 3D Ship: Texturing, Materials, Lighting and Compositing

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  19. How to design ships in Fusion 360 and 3D print them

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  20. What's easier?

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  21. An attempt to model a ship hull in software..... 1 2 3 4 7

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  22. CNC used for making parts for ship parts building?

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  23. Walking onboard a 3D model of Titanic

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  24. Free hull form creation training workshop 1 2 3

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  25. Offset for Hull Thickness

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  26. Drafting 1 2 3

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  27. Jesus Boat ... Rhino

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