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  1. Garward
    Continuation All details of galleries are established. Columns from the Australian cherry (Cherry Ballart).
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    5.5. Gallery assembly
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    5.4. Windows Are cut out from a pear 1 mm thick interline interval
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    Continuation I made one option of replacement, not absolutely it was pleasant - I made this detail on another.
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    5.3 . Gallery roof
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    Continuation
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    5.2 . Sinks DSH/E electrofret saw, pear, inserts from ebony fine line interline interval; ready sinks are covered with linseed oil.
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    Continuation Milling of end faces of overlappings is executed on MF 70 milling cutter by means of shown below extras. Mills are made of nails with a diameter of 3 mm.
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    5 . GALLERY Replacement of plywood and cast details wooden (pear) proceeds. 5.1 . Gallery overlappings On a photo without No. gallery drawing from a set is shown
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    Thanks for an assessment of my work! I these details held when milling (speed of rotation of a mill about 3000 turns) fingers if strongly not to press them, danger minimum. However, time of their production, but the whole fingers increases .
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    Continuation
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    4.5 . Installation of covers of ports on the hull Covers of ports were established on the hull after construction of gallery and finishey processing of the deck.
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    4.4 . Ready covers of ports. Ready covers of ports after impregnation by linseed oil.
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    Continuation
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    4.3 . Assembly In the beginning wooden details are stuck together by glue cyanogen, then the knife imitated seams between boards and metal details are established.
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    Continuation
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    4.2 . Metal details Loops from a brass wire with a diameter of 1 mm, an axis - brass nails with a diameter of 0,75 mm. Eyes from a brass wire of 0,5 mm, nails with a diameter of 0,5 mm. Loops from a brass foil of 0,3 mm.
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    4 . COVERS OF CANNON PORTS 4.1 . Wooden details Covers of cannon ports of the 1st battery of 14х14 mm in size are made of a pear and padauk
  19. Garward
    For prevention of such incidents expediently to insert balsa blocks into nasal part of a set of the hull.
  20. Garward
    Here so the gun carriages of the Spanish guns made presently (a museum "Royal Artillery Factory in La Cavada", Spain) look.
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    3.7 . Rigging of guns
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    Continuation
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    3.6 . Ready guns Each gun consists of 35 details: 11 wooden and 24 metal
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    3.5, Assembly Assembly was carried out by means of the simple adaptation, glue - ZP-30 cyanogen.

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