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  1. Ondras71
    Absolutely honest work archjofo !! I'm taking off my hat..!!💣O.
  2. Ondras71
    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..
  3. Ondras71
    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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    I did not find a 1 mm saw blade at Proxxon. I got a saw blade from a friend, probably in the former DDR .. Its center is 16 mm, filled with ring 10/16. The preparation is made of waste, the work took a very short time. Ondras Thank you, Patrick
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    Thank you very much mtaylor, thanks everyone for like.. Continuation of work on gretings with 1 mm thick saw blade ..💣💥
  8. Ondras71
    The foundation of all hinges .. Halyard knighthead..
  9. Ondras71
    Thank you Tigersteve. I used a 1.1 mm Proxxon blade, but it is thick. Waiting for 1 mm. So far it has been a system test.⚒️ O.
  10. Ondras71
    Thank you Ccoyle!! I continue on the waterway, I changed the width of 5 mm to 4 mm in the width of the deck boards.. Waterway with pins and glued .. and cleaned drain holes .. Production of hinges for doors and gun gates .. New toy to study ..
  11. Ondras71
    Glued deck base.. Drain in waterway.. Tack block.. The exact lower diameters of the masts were measured according to the book History Ship Model - WzM..
  12. Ondras71
    After closing the main deck I found out that some equipment could be seen through the cannon openings. Made pumps and chimney. Capstan will be made later.. Furthermore, holes have been created for the Halyard knighthead.. Rowking on waterway ..
  13. Ondras71
    Very good sequel !! Thanks for the photos!! Ondras
  14. Ondras71
    Thank you all, I am grateful for your feedback.. Ondras Already glued lower cannons.. Next will be the main deck, preparing frames gratings.. Mainly cannons stored, blackened and placed at the end of construction ..
  15. Ondras71
    continue waxing .. First exam work on gratings ..
  16. Ondras71
    Thank you very much for "Like"!!😀 Further work on Gunport lids.. Added visible forging of cannon carts.. First gun port with lids ..
  17. Ondras71
    Nails 0.4 mm for Gunport lids.. O.
  18. Ondras71
    Test of brass nails 0,4 mm .. Each cannon has 67 nails ..O.
  19. Ondras71
    Another big step for me, waxing the hull around the guns ..O.
  20. Ondras71
    Gun hatches.. still nails.. Cannon trucks waxed ..
  21. Ondras71
    Cannon barrel finished, placed on the carriages under the deck .. Below deck measurements..
  22. Ondras71
    Thank you very much Peter Cane!! These cannon barrels will be stored under the deck, the rear will not be visible.. Gun barrels ready .. O.
  23. Ondras71
    Thank you very much Backer!! Final work on large cannon barrels.. O.
  24. Ondras71
    Thank you very much michael mott and Louie da fly!! Production of gun barrels continues ..
  25. Ondras71
    The resulting cannon barrel dimensions failed, so repetition of work .. Old cannon barrels will be converted to small guns aboard .. I wish everyone success in 2020!! Ondras

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