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Craig, we will wait. Take care of your wrist.
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Professionalism and the Fighting Spirit of the Royal Navy
Rules, Regulations, and Traditions that made the British Royal Navy an Effective Fighting Force during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1793-1815
by Nicholas James Kaizer
BA thesis, Arcadia University. 2015
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Ron: OUCH!
Sorry to hear of your accident, hope to see your next project.
- Knocklouder and Canute
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May I suggest you check out Milliput? It is the most versatile medium I ever found and very popular with figure modelers.
- thibaultron, mtaylor and allanyed
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Nice work, Håkan. This is an impressive project, well done.
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Bob, Welcome To MSW! This is a great place for advice, so here is some: don't get one of the cheapies from Ebay, you will hate it. Most of the little 'cute' kits from China are pirated anyway with crap materials.
Get something designed for a beginner, the type suitable for a kitchen-table builder, and enjoy it. You will get good materials, good advice from MSW, and the odds are with you. I will defer to the Aussie members to name kits that are easily available down under but whatever you choose, please keep us involved.
- Dave_E, Keith Black and mtaylor
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Great work, Mustafa. I am enjoying this.
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From WORK magazine, January 1891: a bandsaw with a swiveling bed/table to make compound curves. I think I would keep all my favorite fingers away from this beast.
Here is the whole magazine which has three pages of description and theory behind the machine.
work_magazine_094_1891 COMPOUND BANDSAW.pdf
Be careful.
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4 hours ago, yvesvidal said:
Overall, CAF kits are great and worth being more popular. You, Kevin and I, are pretty much the only active people building them, at this time.
Yves
That did it: I am resurrecting my CAF longboat build. It's small but it is CAF and I now realise how much I want to see it displayed on a shelf in a glass case.
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1 hour ago, JKC27 said:
Anyone build or have knowledge of either of these 2 Revell kits.... 05236 (2005) C3 freighter Hawaiian Pilot, or 05221 (2004) T2 tanker Glasgow?
You might find the previous incarnations of the same kits are also available.
See here for a searchable database:
C-3 Freighter Hawaiian Pilot, Revell 05236 (2005) (scalemates.com)
HTH,
Bruce
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Hello halituzun and welcome to MSW from the UK. Those are very nice models and it is great to see the beautiful horse drawn subjects.
I look forward to seeing more.
Regards,
Bruce
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Dave, what Bob says is right. However, to answer your specific question, you can make a cutter out of brass which may suit the occasional odd job. It will not keep an edge and sharpening will probably change any profile you previously had.
So, I reccomend sticking with HSS or carbide cutters. It's very rewarding to grind your own cutters and not difficult.
HTH
Bruce
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Hello Scratchie, welcome to MSW from the UK!
- Keith Black and mtaylor
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Looking forward to seeing the next moves, but take care of yourself first. We'll wait.
- Glen McGuire, druxey, Keith Black and 4 others
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Now I know how I will make my rails and volutes. Thank you.
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On 10/30/2022 at 9:27 AM, AON said:
Speaking of punishment, I was surprised to read a paper explaining that punishments were not immediate.
I would be interested in this paper if that is possible.
- Canute and thibaultron
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I have encountered this a few times when trying to repair/restore picture frames. Never found any rhyme or reason, even found one frame where two pieces shrank and the other two didn't.
No solution but.... you are not alone. I will be interested if anyone can shed light on this.
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Model Engineer, May 7 1953:
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A little ripper from Veretas
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Treat Druxey's advice as a rule. It really does make a difference.
I got the same plane a month ago and and am still smiling.