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All done so back to making the rest of the trunnels. I hope i can find a case design that allows broken glass to be easily changed.
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At the same time i am carrying out a clean up to the Emma Berry and replacing a piece of broke glass in the case. This was an early case i made and it a miracle i got it out with out damaging the rest of the case.
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Still have the goal to move the split bamboo pieces in the bottle to .020 trunnels in the glass on the right
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Ready for the next side. All these treenails were put through the draw plate twice. Now i just need the new drill bitts to arrive from Miami. 022 is just to small a tolerance. We are getting 027 drill bitts.
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Henry Drinker is going to reach out to you. He is attempting to build the galley in brass. Best regards
kevin
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I suppose i should have connected the two words so as not to upset anyone. So here goes, workshop. Pheew, now that i got out of that jam, last piece of the external planking has been complete. So today i will clean up and cut off the timberheads and clean up the top timbers.
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