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New member from North Sydney Australia
MEDDO replied to Fernando E's topic in New member Introductions
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Thanks Dave! It would be great to see another LSS Halifax being built. I still have a LSS Fair America and eventually plan on getting to that one. However I'm going to go back to a few regular kits for to hone some skills. After getting my hands on some of the Syren rope I don't believe that I'll be using any kit supplied anymore.
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Freedom from the upside down position is a big milestone. Looking great!
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Got fed up with the packing twine so ordered some Syren rope from Chuck. It is VERY nice. Should be able to rig the anchors today. Here is a pic of the thrash twine vs Chuckrope!
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My wild guess is that the rubber being some type of petroleum product is not really inert and somehow it is either reacting with the wood or releasing some type of oil/residue onto the surface it's clamped onto. I've seen this type of thing happen with a couple other items I have that were clamped or sitting on rubber bases on a table or something.
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Lovely soldering and metal work. I really need to practice more with that. No matter how hard I tried to pin/clamp down the pieces the mini blow torch would "blow" the pieces out of alignment. Looking forward to next installment.
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Pandora by marsalv - FINISHED - 1:52
MEDDO replied to marsalv's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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Welcome! Very nice ships. The Swift was my first larger kit with masts and sails as well.
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Very nice! What a wonderful gift. This was my very first wood model and I am glad a few are still out there being built.
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I really like the contrast between the black and the lighter colored woods.
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I'm almost ready to start my Pinnace. I think we cannot have too many build logs of this boat. The more people we have talking about the issues the easier it is to proceed.
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I like the pinstripe method. Seems like it could be easier than trying to sand down to a drawn line to form the rabbet.
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This looks great. Thank you for the step-by-step it really gives us a good idea of how you are proceeding.
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I like the look of a well done weathered deck.
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