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About Kevin Kenny

- Birthday 05/06/1950
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Trinidad & Tobago
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Building wooden model ships, yacht racing, radio control planes, tourism, Vimeo series on building the HMS Granado
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I was struggling with the adjustment screw on my Preac as it kept changing caused by the vibration of the saw and the slackness of the adjustment screw, so i have ordered a jack and hope this will keep the adjustment more stable . I remember someone making an external adjustment screw for the Preac but cant remember where or how it was done. These steam gratings are so small that i ended up making them solid instead of removable. Pity. If the jack works ill try again but wont get it for 2 weeks when Susan returns from NY.
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I needed some more wood do out to the outside workshop to cut some stock and almost had an issue. So decided to make a rip jig for this saw. Strange as I never cut up small stock on this saw always on the Proxxon. Here is the jig I made using Green heart and Juniper wood .i should have done this a long time ago. Its nice to be able to make your own tools.
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Kevin Kenny started following Clipper ships video
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Hi Tom David does not like power tools while Greg is like me and loves them. You will see this demonstrated in book 3 of the Swan Practium . Having said that David’s approach is to learn carving skills using gouges . I found that to work at this scale and the size of the cathead it was easier to use my Turbo carver to carve the diamond shapes. David would definitely disagree and use a v shape gouge to achieve the same result. I will continue to practice using the gouges but have no issue using power tools to achieve the end result. Sorry will not see you this year, my next visit is in December as we are planning white Christmas in upstate NY.
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I had a lot of trouble holding the piece and made up this one from a Jewlers hand clamp . It worked great and since I already had it, the price was right.
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Catheads installed. That was brutal. I will have a lot of repairs to do to the moulding and the paint job. Easy fix its just a pain in the ace.
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