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Kevin Kenny

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About Kevin Kenny

  • Birthday 05/06/1950

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    Trinidad & Tobago
  • Interests
    Building wooden model ships, yacht racing, radio control planes, tourism, Vimeo series on building the HMS Granado

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  11. Kevin Kenny
    Starting the water pumps
  12. Kevin Kenny
    Just made my first chain pump and having difficulty fitting it through the main mast partner hole. The book says the hole is 9” wide. I have opened the hole to 9” but this is the result. I am curious what you did. My instincts tell me to reduce the pump housing to fit the 9” hole. The second shot shows what happens when i pass it through a 10” hole. kevin
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  14. Kevin Kenny
    Center planking section complete. Now to start working on both sides.
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    The planking has started.
  17. Kevin Kenny
    She is looking good. I decided to ignore the scuttle covers as no one would see them and if i wanted to build them i would just scribe the lines and highlite with pencil.
  18. Kevin Kenny
    Hahahaha
  19. Kevin Kenny
    There is a second hand one on ebay for sale now. You might get it for the upset price.
  20. Kevin Kenny
    The base is 6” long by 4 1/8” wide, so if it will fit on your xy table it should work . It uses theses bolts to hold onto the table. It can be drilled to position it on the table.
  21. Kevin Kenny
    New stock of “ Juniper “ arrived for the outside framing. I had hoped that i would have gotten much more but the price was right so i am great full.
  22. Kevin Kenny
    I knew that there had to be a good explanation. Ill have it easy to do the rest of the deck planking and then to start the outside planking. Right now i need some easy stuff.
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    Video 83
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