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Nice progress and beautiful work Matt! I always shake my little bottle or tube with CA gleu before using it. For some reason the sticky part of the emulsion sinks when the bottle or tube is in rest for a longer period of time. You then do not only apply only solvent instead of the full glue emulsion. Frank.
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Thanks Chuck, Here some pictures of my beginner’s planking layout…It takes a very long time this way, but I just want to get it right…hopefully no anomalies anymore…I’m eager to start planking now after all this fiddling with fine tape and pencil…though I still have to find some plank joints and mark with a red cross… and tweak some tapes to an average in lining and spacing now that I look to these pictures.
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I finally finished chiseling and sanding the inner gunport framing…man, what a lot of chiseling and sanding that was…it took me weeks…I’ll check the thickness at every frame again though before planking it later on. I’m now trying to line off the lower hull… I hope I’m doing allright like this using Chuck’s tick strips. Frank.
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Hi all, I’m almost at the point of planking the underside of my Winchelsea hull. But first I have a question about fairing the inside of the hull above deck level. It says the inside should be faired till 1/8”. I have made a wooden rudimentairy 1/8” measuring device as seen in the photograph. But is this from top to deck level the same? Shouldn’t it be a hair more than 1/8” on deck level? The bulkheads all seem to be cut that way as well and with POF models one also sees the thickness taper gradually. Thanks, Frank.
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Congratulations on your exquisite achievement, a beautiful work of art and inspiration for us all! She’s a real beauty! Frank.
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