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Of coarse making a part from a john mckay plan and marrying it up to the billings version may conflict a bit if others also would like to give there thoughts in happy to redo the part
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Thanks Brian I'll throw up a picture of the plan I'm always open to suggestions or redo,s
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Here's some pics of the flag locker and how I went about constructing it ,it still needs a door and the rudder head housing to sit in front of it im just interested in what you guys feel about the proportions of the locker
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Thanks ej the colour sure is growing on me just like S.Coleman said it would I'm currently scratch building the flag locker based on john mckay book hope to get some pics up tomo
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And here she is with the bulwarks and handrails complete, for the deck furniture im going to order some ladders and gratings and a new ships wheel so in the mean time it is time to tackle building my own transom decorations and flaglocker
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I was very impressed with the mantua version I would really like to try the Caldercraft version but would it be worth the investment?
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Thanks also Doug I found the speed of my build came with the inexperience it was pretty hard to overthink things I knew nothing about anyway and regardless to the size of the thing it's still a ship and even a small ship build has all the same processes such as planking copper playing rigging etc. A small ship has just as much work just a large ship your stuck on the same stage for a we while longer
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WRsparky if I'm reading correctly my build was shown to members in a club in Atlanta wow I'm honoured your post made my day thank you and made the time it took to upload the log worthwhile good luck with your victory build and please share thanks steve
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Doug something else I may suggest this evening I needed some material about 1.3x.7 this eliminates the thinist cut last theory there both thin,so what I did do was create zero clearance on the saw this is where you set rip fench to desired then run a larger sacrificial piece into the blade and clamp it down then when you run your veneer it will not get pulled down into the gap around the saw blade
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rather than buying veneer doug see if you can get stock machined to say 5mm by any width lets say 50mm and whatever length if you then want 5mm by 0.5mm your proxxon saw will easily rip these with no splitting or if you want 3mm by 0.5 simply rip 3mm off your 5mm by 50mm strip then rip it down to .5 if you didn't live on the other side of the pond id gladly machine you some stock
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I think the tyres will look great on it derek I fancied that idea myself also some life rings and possibly a flag
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