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mtbediz

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  1. I have started making the bilge pumps, the rocker arms and frames of the quadruple pump are complete
  2. I bought the dividing attachment two years ago too, but I haven't used it even once until today. I hope you get the opportunity to use it.
  3. Thank you Jon. I have always found scary working with circular saw from a safety perspective, so I stay away from it as much as possible. I only use it for cutting wood.
  4. Thank you Greg. Good luck with your Proxxon MF70 (If I understand correctly, you bought the machine). It's a really great tool. With it, your life will become easier and the quality of your work will increase. A must have tool for every modeler. It's a little pricey, but it's worth spending the money. I hope you also purchased the vise compatible with this machine. Because you'll need it too. The vise is as in the link below. https://www.amazon.com.tr/Proxxon-24260-makine-mengenesi-PM40-PROXXON-MF70-için/dp/B000S8HPLG/ref=asc_df_B000S8HPLG/?tag=trshpngglesp-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=510209936070&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=16659119729733792243&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=21068&hvtargid=pla-316724730214&psc=1&mcid=6b9d52512a603006a97b8b1110d9a39c
  5. I created the square holes that the capstan bars are inserted, using Jon's technique (JGerson). Jon stated that he used a circular saw while doing these, I used my milling machine.
  6. Thank you Greg. I attached the sandpaper to a 10 mm diameter dovel using double-sided tape. I cut the piece of wood to the appropriate size, clamped it in a vice, and gave the piece this shape with the sandpaper I prepared. I will add a photo of the sandpaper I prepared tomorrow to this post.
  7. I started making the capstan on the gun deck. The parts have not been glued yet.
  8. Thank you Greg. The dimensions of the stove are roughly 30x30 mm and the height is 30 mm. While making the stove, I used scrap wood pieces like pear, basswood and mahogany. Since I'm going to paint the stove black, they will all look the same in the end.
  9. I completed fixing all the guns on the gun deck with the breech ropes. The tackles of the gun carriages will wait for the other details of the gun deck to be finished, as the tackles will be attached to the eyebolts fixed to the knees of the spar deck beams. Today I started building the ship stove. Since the stove was not included in the kit plans, I made the manufacturing drawing myself, using the photos on the internet. The stove appeared with its outlines. Now I have details to add and eventually it will be painted black.
  10. I have just seen your build log. Welcome to the group. So far your structure seems very stable and going well. I also have a Constitution build in progress, but I'm making everything from scratch using only the kit plan, not MS' kit. Like Jon, I chose to add the gun deck and all the details and make the ship as it looks today. I will follow your build with interest. If you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them.
  11. Thank you Greg. I am using CA to secure the eyebolts into the bulwarks and wheels to the deck. I chose CA here because PVA has a long drying time.
  12. Thanks so much Greg. Yes, this is not a race, it is a hobby. Rushing can make the job unpleasant.
  13. The holes in the bulwarks are for attaching the eyebolts of breeching ropes. I drilled them with a hand drill. It wasn't very easy, but I managed to do it thanks to my hands not being too big. It would have been much easier if I had drilled these holes before gluing the planks in place.
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