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OC, nice and slow with these thin wood parts. They're nice looking so be very precise in your placement. You'll only get one good shot. Patience is key.
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All around excellent work, Mobbsie. Well done!
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Cutter Cheerful 1806 by rafine - FINISHED
Canute replied to rafine's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Beautifully done, Bob.- 525 replies
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Power Precision Screwdriver
Canute replied to Julie Mo's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I'll use MM for some stuff that only they may carry. A lot of stuff may be cheaper from Amazon or any number of other stores, both online and the brick and mortar places. I probably have 9-12 shops bookmarked to see if they carry some widget I need/want. Pays to shop around. -
Echo by Maury S - FINISHED - Cross-Section
Canute replied to Maury S's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Maury, the breastwork looks good. One drilling technique I've used on basswood parts is to increment the drill sizes from a fairly undersized drill to almost the correct size. Then you should be close enough to use your files and reamers.- 324 replies
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Better late than never, Jack. Pulling up a stool to watch all this. The sparse instructions have to be disheartening, but superior skill and cunning will overcome. And an adult beverage for when you run out of ideas. I like it!
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OC, make the sub a separate build, if you would. These are distinctly different builds, so rolling them together won't look good. And it'll be easier for others to search for these builds. My 2 cents.
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1/10-scale Japanese Fishing Boat kit from Thermal Studios
Canute replied to catopower's topic in Wood ship model kits
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Ronald, any special codes they may use will show on their Web Specials pages. Like Jack says, they're moving, so I'd hunker down until after Dec 1.
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Jay, that is some great looking work. I am in awe.
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Happy 240th, USMC.
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Nicely done, Erik. Looks good. Thanks for sharing.
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What they've all said. It is a jewel, Ken.
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Dr Per, thanks for this review. Looking forward to the other review and tutorial.
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Happy Birthday, Augie. Get well soon.
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Jonny, the longboat is looking good. Nice tight planking. Well done. Wow. Lily is getting big now. My shepherd/healer mix has a few squeak toys he's accumulated, too. They must like to make noise without barking, for some strange dog reason. And I don't understand why folks dress up their pups in silly costumes. We once put a coat on one of our dogs (wintertime in the Northeast US is c-c-c-cold). She pulled a Houdini and got out of the coat, although I think her companion may have had something to do with the transition.
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George, shop around. You could save a little. Been looking at these myself. Minicasting andDiscount Campus are around $105 US and the Mikes Tooling about $110. http://www.minicastings.com/acatalog/SHL-3750.html http://www.discountcampus.com/store/sherlineacc.htm#mill http://www.mikestools.com/3750-Sherline-Tilting-Angle-Table.aspx
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