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Hi David, have at a swan class! But beware it is not for the foolhardy!
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Glad you decided to keep her au natural my friend, she's a credit to you. Now get that sternpost on and fair the planks into it and then you will have finished the lower planking
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Very well done Patrick, she looks great. Ben
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I expect to see that big slab sided beast covered with planks in no time
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I think you did a great job on the planking Augie and I certainly don't think you should paint it. I bet your glad to have passed that milestone, just like I was!!
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Insider information? I don't know what your mean Rusty?
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Thanks Druxey! Here are the 3 pieces of rising wood complete with scarph joints being glued to the keel. I am not going to notch them for the frames like I did on the Echo as it won't be seen. Tomorrow I shall start marking out and cutting the rabbet and finish shaping the deadwood into the sternpost. Ben
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Thanks for all the likes. Rusty - Its a pretty large piece of cake to chew from where Im standing! Remco - praise from you means a lot! ben
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She looks great Gatean, you are a master. Ben
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Interesting thought there ED. Let us know Toni if you try that way and have success. Ben
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The sternpost has been glued and pinned to the keel and aft deadwood now, I have to finish refining the shape back there and then I will start making the rising wood pieces. Ben
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Nice to see you flying along with the planking Sjors. Ben
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Would like to share my condolences as well. The echo cross section is a great way in my opinion to get your feet wet in scratch building, I used it as a proof of concept to start my Pegasus and the plans, material from Jeff and of course help from Greg/David are invaluable. I wish you clear weather and good sailing and I will be watching with interest. Ben
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Looks great to me Rusty, your a quick learner on that lathe. Ben
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Greg, I think doing the transoms and hawse timbers will certainly not be a piece of cake for me, I can see them taking a good long time and plenty of do overs.
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Thanks for the likes. Patrick - I intend for the next build to be the 44gun Razee Frigate HMS Indefatigable, I have all the plans from NMM and working on and off with them in ACAD at the moment, but thats a long way in the future. ben
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Work on the sternpost has begun, complicated lining up with aft deadwood but moving along slowly is fine by me. Ben
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