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    Syren does in fact have cleats and other fittings...Many suppliers do. Chuck
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  19. Chuck
    I wouldnt recommend doing that. Best to start with the wales as they establish the run of planking above and below them. If you start with the ports it is all to easy to establish the incorrect run of planks. Once the wales are established, Line off the hull below it....or plank the hull above it and between the ports. But lining off is the best practice regardless. See the many tutorials posted on this site. Chuck
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  23. Chuck
    Looking really good. Dont sell yourself short, this is not an easy beginner model. Chuck
  24. Chuck
    But maybe you will get one of the 8 kits here on MSW. I will be making them available after the CT show. All proceeds going to the NRG/MSW They will be priced to sell quickly....😉
  25. Chuck
    Really nice and precise craftsmanship. Those blocks are fantastic.
  26. Chuck
    What a nice Solution. It really looks like it should based on the contemporary model. Very nice construction design. chuck
  27. Chuck
    This is the way I would go...
  28. Chuck
    Just finished up the limited edition kit for the Joint Clubs show. I will be giving away 8 of the 25 kits in this limited run at the show. They will be raffled off with the tickets you get at the show in your welcome packet. I will make several more of this small run available here after the show in April. The figure is included along with a ship's cat which has yet to be added. It makes for a quick project and a nice desk-top display. So sign up for the show if you are able to attend.
  29. Chuck
    Perfect
  30. Chuck
    Lovely!!
  31. Chuck
    Beautiful work. Really nice progress.
  32. Chuck
    The testing process was long and hard before I got the results I liked. I just spent hundreds if not thousands of dollars testing different resins and mixing them together. Post print and pre print dye added....more testing etc. Hundreds of man hours and print tests. Very frustrating along the way. Many many failures. And of course the best results were from the most ridiculously expensive resin. With so many new people starting to sell 3d printed blocks and other aftermarket products, my final proprietary blend of herbs and spices will remain a Syren Secret Formula. At least for now. Sorry and I hope you understand. I have been burned before. Chuck
  33. Chuck
    Wonderful start. Glad you could join us.
  34. Chuck
    Thank You... This is a rack block....although a smaller one on the Speedwell. See it just behind the gammoning. On the bowsprit.
  35. Chuck
    Some Syren 3d printed rack blocks and shoe blocks....a special project but I may make these available.

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