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captgino

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  1. captgino
    Just caught up to your build. Nicely done and great craftsmanship.
  2. captgino
    Very interesting build. Great job so far!
  3. captgino
    Hi Zoltan, Well... I looked around on the plan and documentation and I was not able to confirm which size to use 3/16 or 1/4. Since I used 1/4 for the first layer, I decided to use this one as well. I like the look of it. Does it seem too big?
  4. captgino
    Started to work on the second planking
  5. captgino
    Finished the deck furniture and the deck treenailing process.
  6. captgino
    Thank you, Larry. I will bring it to our next club meeting for close-up inspection
  7. captgino
    Good eyes Brian. I saw it after posting the picture. It would have driven me crazy. I had also put all the tool away...
  8. captgino
    Préparation for treenailing.I got a bit crazy in some areas. Note for later no more free hand
  9. captgino
    Worked on the cabin this weekend. Poop deck made with cherry wood. I use one coat of natural vernis on the top. I am going to wait for the rest until I finished the treenail. Love it.
  10. captgino
    Almost done for the deck furnitures. I only need to do the fake hinges on the companionway. Thinking about doing fake rivets for it. Looks like I need to get a soldering iron... In the mean time I worked on the decking. I am using boxwood. A few mistakes. - My pattern is every 4 and with the size of the deck I think every 3 would have been better. - I did the first few planks with a small incorrect angle and with the width of the strip of wood used I am a bit off. I contemplated redoing everything but due to budgetany consideration I am going to have to live with it Still learning how to properly plank....
  11. captgino
    fixed one of the hatch
  12. captgino
    Companionway construction.
  13. captgino
    Back to the sphipyard... Worked on the deck Furnitures.
  14. captgino
    She looks great! Very nice status update.
  15. captgino
    Great looking ship!!
  16. captgino
    Rails are done... Next nerve racking step is to drill the sweep port and the bow sprint hole. Is there a specific method or recommendation you would suggest? Thanks.
  17. captgino
    Thanks Joe! You are too kind. You are making some great progress yourself.
  18. captgino
    Small update. Custom fitted the main rail on my AVS. The one provided by the kit was not adequate. I cut the new rail out of 1/16 walnut and did the first stain with ink. I have some touch up to do with the paint but I have decided to wait until I drill the sweep ports to do it.
  19. captgino
    Building continues
  20. captgino
    Painting time...
  21. captgino
    Time for a small update. I worked on the double planking above the black strake
  22. captgino
    Great job on the paint She is coming along nicely!!!
  23. captgino
    Hey Greg, Good to see you back at it. Nice progress!are you going to spray paint your AVS?
  24. captgino
    Starboard Wale and Scupper on.
  25. captgino
    Fix in progress

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