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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
    Very well done. I know how difficult this was to do as i too made a set for my America build.
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    Greg they arrived on sat so I’ll pick them up next month when I am in New York.
  13. Kevin Kenny
    I am developing a clamp that will go between the frames to hold the internal planks. This is my first attempt that i will refine over time
  14. Kevin Kenny
    Hi Hal the dowel tool comes from Vander lay Industries . Here is the link http://vanda-layindustries.com/html/treenail_instructions.html
  15. Kevin Kenny
    Great idea about the knurled screws but they will be almost impossible to find here in Trinidad. I do have washers on the screws. The wood is an extreamly hard wood which i threaded then put CA so it should last a while. I am in New York next month and will try to find the screws.
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    Photo of completed work
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    Starboard side
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    Greg was the end of the second limber strake also thinned to 2” over 9ft and was the end tapered over 9ft
  21. Kevin Kenny
    Haha, it can’t get any worst than my path. But you know something, the journey has been fantastic and my skills have improved as I get past each challenge, each screw up and perhaps more important, ever time I get it right the first time. Kevin
  22. Kevin Kenny
    Its so great to be following you in my build. I cant tell you how much i learned from following your progress.
  23. Kevin Kenny
    I just like epoxy for major strength pieces. I am a big boat builder and cant get epoxy out of my system. I could have cut it out but the truth is i was able to solve the problem.
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  26. Kevin Kenny
    This is an excellent video on building a real life stern assembly.

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