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  1. Garward
    Carl, thanks for the link, excellent design!
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    Continuation Replacement of grating The grating made originally from materials of a set are replaced with grating from a pear.
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    Continuation Channel board installation
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    Continuation Wheel installation
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    8 Instalation of details
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    Hi, Theo, many thanks for an assessment of my work!
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    Having tried some known ways of manufacturing of masts and yards (a plane-drill-file-emery paper and etc.), I have come to a conclusion that for qualitative manufacturing of round preparations in diameter 3; 4 both 6 mm and length more than 100 mm (for a booms and the top yards Montanes) it is necessary to do any adaptation. Having spent about 2 hours of time, I have made the hollow milling heads similar applied at manufacturing of round sites on axes of gun carriages. Heads are made of round steel preparations in diameter 10; 12 and 15 mm, length 30 mm with through apertures in diameter 3,2; 4,2 and 6,2 mm. At end faces of preparations the diamond circle makes crosswise prosaws, and then the file and конусным a pine forest generates a cutting teeth. Then heads are truncated till the length of 12-15 mm for reduction of a friction of the processed part of wooden preparation. The head is inserted into a cartridge of the lathe and on small turns through it rectangular preparation from a pear is passed. On an exit from a head preparation has in section the form of a correct circle, stable diameter on all length and a qualitative surface with an allowance on polishing to 0,2 mm on diameter. Final polishing is carried out by means of rather known simple adaptation from 2 plates which, however, allows to avoid substantially "excavation of holes" on a preparation surface.
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    Hi, David, thanks for an assessment!
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    Round long preparations can be sharpened also on the lathe from the mobile backrest.
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    Hi, Gregory, thanks for the comment! I use the disk saw Proxxon with a diameter of 50 mm, but it is possible to use and other disks suitable by the sizes.
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    Boring machine as the vertical grinding.
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    I use cian ZAP PT-30 and PT-20 glue and glue like PVA of various producers.
  17. Garward
    The interesting design, allowing to apply various external drives - electric drills, screw guns etc.
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    Continuation. Mill PROXXON with a transitive washer for installation on a shaft in diameter of 6 mm and a cartridge 6мм, altered for installation on FBS and Micromot.
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    For cutting of laths of a secondary covering in width 3-5 mm and thickness of 0,5-0,6 mm (wood - a pear, padauk, ebone) I have made "minifactory" for cutting and calibration of the laths, consisting of a circular saw (on the basis of FBS 12E) with the device for exact installation of width of a cut off lath, and also a surface gauge (on the basis of MICROMOT 50E) for calibration of laths on width (including in a package till 10-12 pieces).
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    7 . DECK DECOR I embellished the deck (easily patinated brass strip) a little.
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    6 . FENDER GUARD I LADDERS Are made of a pear, fender guard are processed by a black pigment

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