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Wow you are moving fast! Thanks for the write up on the doors, I will review your log to see how you have constructed the doors. I like your Idea of photo etching the Roberts knees, perhaps the work is better sent out and it is just a mater of providing the artwork, but your way is more fun!
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Gary, how did you cut your steps in the stern deadwood? mill or by hand? do you have any photos showing the process? Guy
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Ed, is your construction of the doors on this deck similiar to the lower deck? can you show us your process? Looking goog as usual Guy
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I will not worry too much about the rising wood but will definately do a little research on it. Any way back to the keel, not that I have access to the full set of plans I have started my first re-work! Luckly just some additional cutting back of the fore end of the keel. first picture shows keel as first fabricated and the second picture shows the re-work still needing a little smoothing out. first section of keel keel modified! and I have figured it out
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Yes I believe that is what it is called and I could not find this in the drawings and when I went back through the other builds I did not see any that used (rising wood ) I will have to go back and study the plans as I know I saw a build using the rising wood on top ot the keel. I did not see this drawing in the cross section either
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Daniel, Have downloaded all the files for the complete build, yes it tool awhile. There are also some duplicate files that had me a little confused at first, but with all the files you had to upload I can certainly understand. One of the drawings I did not see is the one that sits on top of the keel to separate the frames (for a better name) but I need to go back through them again and see if I missed it Yes Its Guy I went through all the builds and did not see what I though should sit on top of the keel ...... Have I lost my mind!? do I have CRS? chuckle
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Great Build, Keep up the good work. The CA glue wprld but later you will have to learn how to soft solder
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