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  • Birthday 11/11/1960

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  1.    Stavanger reacted to a post in a topic: De Zeven Provinciën 1665 by YankeeD - Scale 1:50 - according to drawings by Mr. O. Blom - First wooden scratch ship build
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  11. YankeeD
    I have started again as said. As the ship has been finished from 'wood' point of view I started the rigging. I will not finish the ship in full. I intend to do a sort of 'while laying in harbour for great maintenance". So no sails, guns out. That means I will rigg only the main rigging. I have no experience in knotting so it will be learn by doing... Enjoy the day. Hans.
  12. YankeeD started following I am sad and devastated to announce the passing of Jim Byrnes, my dear friend and owner of Model Machines and De Zeven Provinciën 1665 by YankeeD - Scale 1:50 - according to drawings by Mr. O. Blom - First wooden scratch ship build
  13. YankeeD
    Yeps. It was him..... I recently picked up building again after an extensive downtime. I do remeber a Constant from that forum yes.
  14. YankeeD
    I have also been off-side and just heard about this sad news. My condolences go to his family. Having a very close, young (37) relative being diagnosed with ALS I know how this disease can hit you like a rock. Hans.
  15.    YankeeD reacted to a post in a topic: CNC used for making parts for ship parts building?
  16. YankeeD
    I thought about 3D printer before but got told that smaller details tend to vanish... I mean details around 0.1mm and up. As resolution of home 3D printers are not that good.
  17. YankeeD
    I only done wood. Never done metal sofar.
  18. YankeeD
    I like the prover very much. For the money its absolutely giving value. I started with the 3018 but found that too 'lightweight' and sold it off to buy the 3040. I use flip over technique. so I design two sided and turn the piece on the table. Easy, once you know how to do this. Just some random pics to show you.
  19. YankeeD
    I wonderred if not more people used a CNC machine for making model ship parts? And if it is not worthwhile to make a seperate forum for this like 3D and CAD. This to share experiences, plans, drawings etc.... I do use it quite regularly. My set up: Sainsmart prover XL 3040 Vectric aspire 11 Hans.
  20. YankeeD
    Its been an enormous long time since my last post. Sorry for that. Work has progressed though. All the gunports were finished so on to the masts and the putting irons. I think the pictures show how I did them.
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  24. YankeeD
    No I will try them next week. As I have no time to hobby right now. I will let you know. I am very much interested in the castello boxwood. I just need some teste to see how it colours when tretated
  25. YankeeD
    Dear Vahur, Thanks very much for the order. SUPERB.... just 1 word. I will surely come back after holidays with an order for wood. Hans.
  26. YankeeD
    Finished the starboard side. On to the next. I will fit 1 or 2 gun carriages at a later stage. Just to show how they were done/placed. I already said I want to build a kind of Harbour rig although not determined how that will look. So I will develop that as I proceed.
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    Hi, Is there an update on the milling blades? As I own a Byrnes saw and my blades are running out I am searching for new blades in the EU. Rgds Hans.
  29.    YankeeD reacted to a post in a topic: De Zeven Provinciën 1665 by YankeeD - Scale 1:50 - according to drawings by Mr. O. Blom - First wooden scratch ship build
  30. YankeeD
    Well its been a while. As said in january I had a break. I recently picked up again. Not as often as I would like, but every week i get something done again. First thing I did was finishing the transom. I did de sculptures again on the right scale on the CNC as I done them before but found them just too small. After that is tarted to work on the gunport hinges. I tried metal first but didnt like it. So next step was to design them into CNC. I am happy with the results. I will finish both sides before I will head on to the 'roping' business. 0
  31. YankeeD
    Oehhh tempting. Chucks projects are high on my 'wanted' list as well. Same as the japanese temples for woody joe's. Life is all about choices yes. ps I have a break from building, which is normal for me. I have had more longer periods off during the years I am building. They mostly last a couple of months to build up spirit again. hans.
  32.    YankeeD reacted to a post in a topic: De Zeven Provinciën 1665 by YankeeD - Scale 1:50 - according to drawings by Mr. O. Blom - First wooden scratch ship build
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  34. YankeeD
    Thanks all for the nice and kind words. I assure you on MSW it has always been good, no problems here. And I think the guy is to illiterate to be able to be present and do the same here. But it just spoiled a lot of fun that comes with the building. As said it didnt hamper my fun in building. Rgds

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