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Dear friends, I proud to let you know that we are completely renewed and run new version of our site - ShipWorkshop.com Whats new: Redesigned "Shop" with credit/debit card processing as well as payments via PayPal; Our "News" implemented as blog where we can communicate with our customers showing them product design changes as well as just put some useful info in; Redesigned "Downloads" section where you may find printed/video guides how to assemble and use our tools. We still provide some services for modelers like: Complete ship reconstruction, Design the hull, Model construction and custom tools design for your need. You may "Contact" us filling the form or just drop us email.
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I built a rope walk on the MS version to see if rope making is as much fun as it seems. The question is what size thread in a 3-strand lay will yield what size rope? Any help will be greatfully accepted. Thanks
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