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Keith Black

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    Keith Black's post in Roger B Taney revenue cutter 1833 was marked as the answer   
    Martin, welcome to MSW. A ballpark guess would be 28 deadeyes and as many single blocks. Glad to have you aboard 
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    Keith Black's post in Suggestion needed: Propeller/Screw for 1/350 IJN Yamato was marked as the answer   
    Don't know if these would work?
     
    https://www.shapeways.com/product/GMT3CNTYV/1-350-hms-hood-brass-propellers-x2-port-star?optionId=65511850&li=marketplace
     
    https://spruebrothers.com/trp06601-1-350-trumpeter-hms-hood-upgrade-set-trp-kit/
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    Keith Black's post in Status? was marked as the answer   
    Peter, do you mean 'Viewing Topic: Status'? If so it's a good question, It's something I've simply ignored. 
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    Keith Black's post in Finding authentic rope looking line for New Bedford Whale boat. was marked as the answer   
    When you have a question about your build, always check the other like build logs. That Syren rope he used looks spot on for size. 
     
     
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    Keith Black's post in jack stay rat lines? was marked as the answer   
    Press forward with one eye closed and the other slightly squinted. Life's too short for extra work. 
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    Keith Black's post in lights on clipper ships? was marked as the answer   
    Funny you should ask, Paul.
     
     
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    Keith Black's post in Does anyone have a drawing of a Link Belt Chain for 1920 fishing schooner was marked as the answer   
    i think it looks pretty dang close. IMHO blackening the chain would make it appear smaller and fit in with the gears. 
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    Keith Black's post in Rigging Terminology and Purpose was marked as the answer   
    Maximum pull power downward from overhead is a man's body weight. Pulling a line through a block anchored at deck level is going to allow more pulling power because a man is pulling with his back and legs.  I've posted a photo of the Tennessee (some 70 yeas later than the Diana) mizzen showing blocks anchored around the mast. 
     

     
     
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    Keith Black's post in Grand Banks Dory Oar Specifications, 1851-1900 was marked as the answer   
    The oar looks great and if it looks a little dark it's due to weathering.  

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