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Eureka! The kit does include euphroe blocks. I was looking in the wrong place. As I've mentioned, I'm following Delph's excellent log of the Speedy and he told me where to look.....it's a PE piece not a wooden piece: OK, so now the question is, if there are 9 holes in the block, how many holes in the mast top? Is it 18, 9 on a side? And Srenner I've sent you a message to help you find Toni's tutorial.
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Keith, Eric, Nothing too serious (not like the Pope), but the flu which caused all kinds of ancillary issues. And it seems like it takes weeks to recover when it used to be days! Anyway thanks for the concern. Tom
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Been awhile, but I have 2 excuses: I absolutely hate doing ratlines and there have been some health issues. Nevertheless, the lower ratlines are done: Terrible photo, but take my word for it that they are done. I want to add crows feet next, but then realized that this early kit does not include euphroe blocks. So I have to make my own. Not my favorite task. Stay tuned, if you have the patience. Tom
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So, we have 2 Keiths in favor of that linoleum. One of the Keiths, being part of my family, I feel responsible for,. The other, whose work I totally adore, well, not my problem. Keith #1, you and I need a talk, but I'm encouraged that you've seen the light. Keith #2, maybe you just need a stiff drink? Tom
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TBlack replied to JohnEvans's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
Keith, It's the main t'gallant mast where John's problem is. Mine measures 2 mm wide at that point. I suppose your idea might work if John has a drill bit small enough and a steady hand. At the same time, I guess there's nothing lost in giving it a try. Tom -
Phil, I'm in awe of your ability to do 3-D CAD. I can see where it greatly simplifies manufacture. I imagine that after having modelled the cruiser, this is duck soup. Tom
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Thom, I'm delighted that you're trying again. We are here to help, but perhaps you would let us know which model you've started? Tom
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I go to a guy who is in the trophy selling business. He has to engrave brass plaques for the trophies. Try that.
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