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Jim Byrnes Thickness Sander
Ryland Craze replied to Landlocked123's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I got this adapter from Lowes for my Byrnes Saw. It works great attaching my shop vac to my Byrnes saw. -
Glasses for detail work (changed by mod)
Ryland Craze replied to Bob Blarney's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Bob, I tried on a pair of these eyeglasses at a Walgreens Pharmacy and found them to be better than any of my prescription eyeglasses. I am constantly taking off my eyeglasses or looking over the lenses when I am looking at something that is not close to me. With the Foster Grant glasses, I can see distant objects fine without having to take them off. And the price is about 15% of what I paid for my current eyeglasses. -
Change build log title
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I like your latest revision. Your Longboat has a very clean look to it.
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What a coincidence. Today, I did a little work on the mast. I just placed an order a few minutes ago for boxwood mast hoops from Chuck to replace the the kit ones. This ship is begging me to finish it. It is way overdue. I would love to have it finished for the HRSMS 50th anniversary display at the Mariners' Museum.
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I have been working on my carving and have attached a picture of my progress to date. I may clean it up with some 600 grit sand paper before I release the carving from its backing. I think it will look a lot better once I apply some wipe on poly to this. One result of this carving is that I want to get back to working on my Longboat, which is long overdue for some attention.
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Congratulations on completing your Chaperon. You did an excellent job on building this model and I have enjoyed following your build log. I look forward to following your next build.
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This will be my first attempt at carving since I was a Cub Scout earning my Whittling Chip Award many years ago. I ordered the carving blanks from the NRG and received them a couple of days after placing my order. I am amazed at the fine details created by the laser. I mounted my carving blank using the instructions in the Getting started....mounting your carving blanks...and removing them when finished topic. The next step is to remove the char from the blank.
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Nice job. You are well on your way to finish this ship model.
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Your craftsmanship is outstanding. I am really enjoying following your build log.
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In addition to Chuck's articles, another good article on planking is A Primer on Planking by David Antscherl. It is located in the MSW Database at http://modelshipworldforum.com/ship-model-framing-and-planking-articles.php. If you follow Chuck's and David's techniques, you will not have any problems lining out your hull and planking it.
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Congratulations on completing your HMS Alert. You did an excellent job on building this model. I am looking forward to seeing it on display at the NRG Conference in San Diego.
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Very nice. I can not wait to see more.
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I agree with Cathead that the slight difference between the plans and the laser cut parts should not cause you any problems. Once you install the bulkheads on the keel assembly, most of the remaining parts will be cut from sheet stock. You can easily adjust for the small differences. This kit is very forgiving. Check the scale ruler on sheet one of the plans. It is in 1/4" increments and mine checked out exactly to the inch. I purchased my kit when it first came out five years ago. Printing the plans over the years may have caused them to loose their accuracy. Good luck on your build. You are off to a good start.
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I used a sanding stick to taper my bow section. I slightly tapered mine down to the flat portion of the keel.
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Congratulations Dan on winning a Gold Award. You did an excellent job on your Longboat and it is always nice to see your work recognized by other ship modelers.
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Outstanding craftsmanship. This is a beautiful model and it has been a pleasure watching a Master Modeler at work.
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Denis, Here is a link to Ron Neilson's Revenge with the bottom left natural: Revenge
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Art in its best form. I am really enjoying this build.
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Ken, Your Rattlesnake looks great. It was a real pleasure meeting you at the SMSNJ Club meeting last week. There is a lot of talent in that Club which shows in the models they build. Your Rattlesnake is coming along nicely.
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