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OMG Augie, she is absolutely stunning!!! Your work on her is impeccable so far, I am incredibly impressed!
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Very excellent work Augie, I am not looking forward to the treenailing part myself, I find it the most tedious process of all the building.
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Beautiful! Very well done!
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Mobbsie, your rope work looks first class, very neat and tidy and lined up just the way it should be. I am very impressed!
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Charley you notice I stole your idea for the spacers...worked wonders! I did notice that the wood on my ship tends to wander a bit when I turn my back on it as well lol. Question, you have a pic on here with a syringe...is that CA in there? I use one for my PVA, but didn't know if they would work with CA without drying up solid.
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Mark excellent work, as per par for you! I love the look of the ebony, have never tried it myself, I find my sensitivities to CA and even to boxwood dust have me quite fearful of even attempting something as aggravating as ebony. Wishing you and yours a Happy New Year !!
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Happy New Year Augie!!! Your paint job is superb!!! No flaws visible at all, it really sets off the fine detail of your planking as well and does the whole ship justice!!
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Looking very good Sjors! Time is relative, you will finish when you finish, there is no rushing this hobby at all because when you do, you inevitably screw something up as I have learned!
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Steve, lots of progress since I was last able to get on and check things out. The float test was awesome! It also highlighted her size in scale to the bathtub, wow again she is quite large. As to the rest of all the techno talk I have nothing to offer since it is all above my head, but I do look forward to seeing more! Hope your Christmas was merry and all is well.
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Beautiful work Augie!!! Everything looks so smooth, and the edges are sharp like they should be!
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I am amazed at the balance. Yes, the keel may be wide, but for you to have achieved perfect balance like that to me is a very important achievement. Since you intend for this ship to actually float (sail) on the water, to me the balance is a necessary thing to prevent capsizing. My point is, that even at this early stage balance is needed because every step (or error) is compounded from here on out. I realize you can add ballast, but I would think the goal is to not need added ballast to correct flaws in building, so the fact that after planking you still have balance is a great achievement. I can see this is going to be an awesome display of your skills as a builder!!!
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Grant sent me that link to EdT's jig awhile back, I found it a simple and perfect way to get those deadeyes lined up correctly. I tried the claw thing, and the wire my claw was constructed out of was not strong enough so it did not hold well when tightening the lanyards. The only problem I had with Gran't jig is getting a bit liberal with the drop of CA holding the shroud line on and then having part of the jig stick to the back of the deadeye. A bit of sandpaper, and then running a micro dril bit back through the eyes corrected the problem. The nice thing is that you can do the all the lines at once on a particular shroud.
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Looks great to my eye Mobbsie, I know I have only rigged 1 1/2 ships so far, but it gave me a real appreciation of just how busy and detailed this all gets on this type of ship, and you seem to be handling it all very well!
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