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Thanks Patrick, Druxey, Pete and everyone for the likes. Druxey - I think I see what your talking about from the picture from astern, I will make some measurements from the DOF and TFFM plans to see if they are off, thanks for keeping your eyes out for me. Ben
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You really do have a plan this time Mark!! I'm sure everything you learned in V1.0 will give you a great headstart with V2.0. I'm just stumbling along from piece to piece with my Pegasus. Ben
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Really nice Toni, I assume you used holly for the gratings?? Ben
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I noticed today that Seawatch books have updated their upcoming books list for this year. First available will be a book by Allan Yedlinsky of Eurayleas fame with scantling info which has been compiled from Steels, SR and the other establishments. This should be an awesome bible for us model builders. I will be ordering one of these the second it becomes available, to compliment my copy of Steels 1805 naval architecture. Ben
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Some very nice tool upgrades there Grant, I'm jealous of the dust extraction system, I'd love one of those. It looks like you are using a dewalt 788 scroll saw??? Have you tried using Flying Dutchman blades? I use the ultra reverse versions with good results, normally #3 and 5 sizes on the size stock I work with. However they don't last forever! Ben
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You are a braver man than I ED, having your fingers so close to that blade! I wouldn't even attempt it! Mass production of those knees is interesting and thanks for the history around it. Ben
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Thanks Andy, Surprisingly my scrap bin hasn't got that big yet, I have no idea why though, more luck than skill I think! Lol Ben
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Well done Mark, lots of cutting and shaping ahead of you, good thing you have plenty of time on your hands. Ben
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The rigging of the wheel to rudder is great Danny, the reason for the nail is?? And the Syren company's products look excellent. Ben
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Just a quick update, first of the next set of aft cants, no 8 and 9 have been made and installed, now making no 10 which has a 2" cast forward top timber to frame the side of the last gunport, it's being a little tricky and I had to throw 1 side away and make another as they didn't match exactly. Hopefully be able to post pics this weekend of it installed. Ben
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Well done Buddy, she looks the Bomb! Sure you can't make it to St Louis and bring her along, I'd love to see her up close and personal. Ben
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Great progress there Sjors, you are really motoring along. I like the roundhouses and paint scheme. Ben
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Echo by Maury S - FINISHED - Cross-Section
Trussben replied to Maury S's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Very Nicely done Maury. ben- 324 replies
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Wow Danny, you really have made a great deal of progress with this one, compared to the before pics she looks awesome. Ben
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Yeh!!! Another perfect fitting spirkiting!! Well done Augie, that means all of your construction with the bulkheads, gunports framing, false deck etc.... is dead on. Smooth sailing now for the rest of the bulwark planking. Ben
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Very Nice Ed, I assume the reason you don't draw treenails and use the monofilament is purely a time thing? Ben
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Ed, have you seen this online? Is this your work? It has your name on last PDF! Did you know about your plans being on internet? http://todd.mainecav.org/model/stuff/naiad.pdf
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Glad to see you back at it Augie, Have you started to thin down the bulwark framing yet? I remember it took me a few days to get it as thin as Chuck recommended. Also I would plank the floors of the QG's now before other planking gets in the way, I found it fiddly to get the pieces the right width etc after the waterway and cabin floor were in place. Hopefully your Spirkiting will line up with the bottom of the gunports like mine did. Good luck Ben
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HMS Naiad 1797 by albert - FINISHED - 1/48
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Really coming along great Albert. Ben -
Well back from working away, drilled and pinned all of the aft 7 cant frames to the deadwood and have started cutting out the final 6 aft cants. Hopefully get a few hours tomorrow to start making them up. Ben
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