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I think you are correct. The knee is level with the top side of the beam. I do not think there is anything wrong with this
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In tobago for a week. Plank 9 complete with no major challenge. I am looking forward to closing them up
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Well you know me by now, ive done a video on making these little monsters. If anyone is interested i can send you the post. I used Juniper, waramara to make mine. Next time i take the Sherline out ill try the Lignum vitae.
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You forget that we did this on the internal planks. This would have been so much easier to do on the external planks but the book did not want us to use stealers, so we followed the book. I have to say this is the first time i shaped both ends of all the strakes for the entire hull rather than force bending them into shape and what a difference it made. I was always worried that having to finish the open side of the plank would result in irregular surface causing a difficult joint when the next row of planks was applied, but this turned out not to be so. I found that the hand plane made it very easy to prepare a nice smooth line on the exposed side of the plank.
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Alan, i have since tapered the wooden end even more as i was having difficulty getting it close enough to the rudder post.
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Challenging to get the end pieces to bend perfectly. I pre bent the pieces off the model then I had to make up a push jig to hold the end into the stern. It worked thank goodness.
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Thats what i figured. I used this system with the first set of planking. I did not feel that it mattered with strake 1-5. But fair enough. Ill do it for the last two bands
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What do you mean by tick strip. Is this a piece of sticky paper laid against the frames?
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Too much traveling. 25 days in NY. Then back to Tobago for a wedding. Ill finish strake 5 tomorrow and then start closing up the last two bands.
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Haha, it caused some strife, but in the end she was very accommodating.
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Just returned from my New York trip. No modeling for some time now but lots of great additions to the shop.
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Replacement motor for Preac saw
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