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  1. WackoWolf
    Excellent Remco. I have never seen better. Keep the pictures coming.
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    Beautiful work. How long did it take you to get to this point in the design? Keep the pictures coming.
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    Paul, The detail seem to get better and better all the time. Love your work. Keep the pictures coming. Always looking for more.
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    Cool. I know I and other will want very much to see that.
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    Excellent work. I enjoy all the detail you have done. Are you going to build this in wood later? Keep the pictures coming.
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    Gil, Please never stop posting. Any chance we could maybe see your other boats, the Cutty Shark and the Constitution? I would be honor if you could post a few pictures of them.
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    Russ, I want to kick myself, I didn't notice this build until today. I must still be jet lag or I am really getting old. Great job, keep the pictures coming.
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    Paul, Now that IMHO came out beautiful. Keep the pictures coming, I look forward to this build all the time.
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    Danny, Thanks for showing this. I remember when you show this before the great crash of 2013.
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    Unbeliveable detail work. Keep the pictures coming, you have a lot of us watching this build.
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    Good question about the stairs. Anyone have a soild answer to this, don't think I ever seen them like that and would like to know if this was something the Captain wanted or if it was the way that it was done at that time frame?.
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    I would have to say that to me the most important tool and favorite is a ruler to measure. I have them in different scales and also inch and MM. With out the right mesurement it doesn't matter how good of a cut you make of sand or file, it still won't be right. Measure twice and then check and measure again. How many have scrap because of a wrong measurement. But this is just my 2 cents before the penny is no more.
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    I also would like to say Thank you for posting the pictures agaim. Keep the pictures coming.
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    AutoCAD LT is not the same as the regular version. It is the sme whit the newer version like 2010 and up the LT version isn't like the regular there are things you can't do in the LT that you can do in the regular version.
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    To me this is wonderfeul I can go through all the pictures again. I am thinking of copying all the pictures and make a side show of them, and then just sit and watch. Keep the pictures coming.
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    INMO the door looks nice, and the nail holes are also looking right, I would go with that, but you are the Boss.
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    Nice planking, the gun ports look great. A little at a time will get you a long way. You doing an excellent job. Keep the pictures coming.
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    I love it, even though I seen these before I have to say they are beautiful. Thanks
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    Stars look perfect, nice job. Keep the pictures coming.
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    I am also waiting to hear what the right answer will be. Very Good question.
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    Walter, Sorry to hear about what happen. A good amount of stuff when you install them will try and get you to have other stuff install, which is a problem all in it's own. I always say no to everything but what I am installing. I have also run into the same problem as you, but was able to get by it and uninstall the program. I have another drive that I have clone this drive to, and once a month I redo the clone in case I can't do a restore back to another date. It has save me more than once, I am a retire IT enginere and hate to work on my own computer so that is why I cover my butt as much as I can.
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    Doris, I am also glad that you are back. You make us all sit back and wondering if it is paper, wood or the real thing. Thanks for coming back.
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    Using a 4 jaw check would have been a better option from the start. But like the person also said, it is best to think things out before hand, and if possible try and do it on a practice piece first, which he wasn't able to do with this project. Look on the web would also help in trying to figure out the best way, and then last but not least when you are not sure "ASK HERE OR ON THE WEB" and someone is sure to post the way to do it. The project in hand was not something that needed to be done right at the moment so you could have waited to see if someone would have replied back with an answer. It is good that you didn't get hurt with the first setup, someone must have been looking out for you. I have been lucky in the past with some thing I have done on a wood lathe, and later when I really look at the way I did it. I ask myself why did I take a chance doing it that way when I know better, but we all learn and sometime we learn the hard way. I been lucky in things I have done.
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    Excellent tip,one I am sure most will want to remember I know I will. Thanks.
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    Gary, The log is getting there, I love every minute of watching her being done over and over again. Keep the post and pictures coming.

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