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    Thank you very much Backer, it's a compliment from you..🧐 Machined vertical beams glued to the supporting part .. The front pillars, where the head will be carved, gave the most work.. I also have beams ready for the first carving test.. As a basis for the head, I used a drawing from Derfflinger's plan, RL is unusable.. Test whether pattex adhesive sticks to the waxed surface - OK! Simple beams glued. Pins and wax are waiting..
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    Thank you very much Louie da fly and FriedClams. I try to be hard on myself ..🧐 I started making vertical beams that protect the side when launching boats. Base milled, but precise grooves created by the files .. Installation of klinkbout on the sides..
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    I'm glad I can help while I can. I am sending a link to the work of the Czech modeller Vladimír Mareš to your work on the blocks, I used the same method. I can recommend.. https://www.modelforum.cz/viewtopic.php?f=177&t=68726&p=1551963&hilit=kompletací+košů+bloky+pod+košem#p1551963
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    In my opinion, you have the pulley turned, the hole must be at the yard. I prefer to use pulleys with an imitation of a wheel that is inside, ie with two holes. I just want to keep you from repairing in time. Ondras
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    Hello. I keep my fingers crossed for a good result. Pay attention to the function of the pulley ..
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    Deck beams.. Preview gratings.. Steering position..
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    Very nice building. Place the strut in the stern, remove it after gluing the boards. Good luck!! Ondras.
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    Thank you for supporting Mustafa. Thanks for the like!! Front deck pins.. Preparation of the aft deck..
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    Thanks for the like!! Front deck ready for pins ..
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    Thank you very much Steven and Bossman!! I appreciate the favor of you all. Front gratings and front mast holder.. Deck boards will follow ..
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    Thank you very much Chuck, Patrick and Tom!! Continuation of gratings. Absolutely accurate system.. Preparation of deck beams for forecastle..
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    The whole hull waxed outside.. I'm making new gratings for the front deck. I tried a new style of production with a 1 mm cutter on one side, it works and it's more accurate than a saw.. Comparison with old gratings..
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    Thank you very much for like .. Door and window fittings .. waxed ..
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    Thank you very much archjofo and Sea Hoss.. Front body wall .. Medical needle 0.7 mm made pins 0.5 mm .. Stairs worked glued temporarily with glue..
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    Deck ground 240 grit.. An edge cutter made of waste.. Deck ready for wax ..
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    Thank you Barbossa. Maple strips were overhead .. I finished the deck planks. I'm just sorry half will be hidden, including hooking.. Next will be grinding .. Main deck..
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    Hello Barbossa. Maple wood has an ideal hardness, it is well cut and sanded, it holds the edge.💣
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    Other boards with hooks.. Center of deck .. The last boards at the waterway ..
  19. Ondras71
    I play with hooking deck boards..
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    I slowly continue to lay the planks of the deck. So far, whole boards without hooking .. O. Beautiful photos from the Duyfken deck exchange..💣
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    Absolutely honest work archjofo !! I'm taking off my hat..!!💣O.
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    I create "binding strake" boards from linden wood, the deck will be made of maple.. The boards are pinned and provided with paper before laying.. Binding strake laid .. Other boards will be narrowed..
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    Very beautiful work YankeeD !! I admire your work with gratings, now I also create them, I can appreciate it. Your grooving system on one side is great, I will use it next time as well.
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    I created frames gratings for the main deck.. I'm starting to lay the deck. There are thicker "binding strake" boards around the gratings. I want to make these from wood contrasting with the deck. I took the liberty of addressing Ab Hoving with the question: May I use the layout of strake boards on the main deck according to his reconstruction of the "WITSEN" pinase? The boards in question are the ones on the sides of the gratings and also the boards closer to the center of the deck around the masts and equipment? Laying the planks of the main deck I will do according to the replica Duyfken ..
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    Basics of gratings done. They will now be placed in frames..🧐 O.

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