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  1. donrobinson
    Happy to hear experiment was a success and the plumbing is still intact . Nice work you are doing
  2. donrobinson
    Being from Canada watch the Canadian Tire flyer, they have a fairly good 18" with light and blower that retails for around $400 but they go on sale for $200, that is what I paid for mine last fall.
  3. donrobinson
    I think the screw will be ok, I'm more worried about the pipe it is all hanging on
  4. donrobinson
    Thanks for correcting me
  5. donrobinson
    Boy, for your first attempt she looks pretty darn good. I have never done coppering yet but can only imagine what it is like, other option is the perfect hull which is not easy either. Once she completed and in her resting place she will look awesome. Great work
  6. donrobinson
    I believe that is just showing you the portside cheek, #568 being the starboard side
  7. donrobinson
    You are doing a fine job on the planking Mike, I think the scale of the planks looks just fine.
  8. donrobinson
    You are off to a great start. Looks good
  9. donrobinson
    The fenders look good, nice planning building them.
  10. donrobinson
    You sure are moving on at a quick pace, nothing wrong with that planking. Looks just fine to me. I am enjoying following along
  11. donrobinson
    I stopped holding my breath but am still waiting . Looking forward to seeing the results
  12. donrobinson
    Now that's a beautiful hull!!! I hope all thoughts of painting are gone now. I typically put on several coats at this time of the build, work on it during the day then last thing at night a quick coat of WOP, but that's just me. Great job
  13. donrobinson
    Yes Dave, that would be a lifetime supply...............and probably part of mine too. ;) I can pm you my mailing address if required
  14. donrobinson
    Very nice Dave. Is that swiss pear and rosewood
  15. donrobinson
    Hi Max, your ship is looking absolutely fantastic real nice work. As far as more sails I am on the "no more" side
  16. donrobinson
    I just use my X-acto knife
  17. donrobinson
    Thanks Dave, I may have to look for some around here
  18. donrobinson
    I will gladly take the time to follow
  19. donrobinson
    Hey Dave, she is looking real nice. That redheart is going to look great. How does that compare to bloodwood?
  20. donrobinson
    Deck looks great, will be waiting to se it installed
  21. donrobinson
    Looking real nice, glad to see you back it
  22. donrobinson
    Lee Valley Tools, http://www.leevalley.com/en/home.aspx
  23. donrobinson
    Hi Frank, I stopped in to check things out and it is all looking great. I am in the midst of trying to furl sails on my Mayflower and am having a hard time getting results even remotely close to yours. So.... if you happen to be in the neighbourhood please stop in and tutor me a little Have a Good Day
  24. donrobinson
    looks good and you have saved tying a few knots
  25. donrobinson
    Great looking planking Ian, the poly will really bring out it's beauty.

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