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  1. KORTES
    I have coated the boat with oil and made a slipway. Once assembled, it turned out to look like this. Macro photography revealed some disadvantages, but in the future I will eliminate them.
  2. KORTES
    In general I have completed work on the small boat. On the drawing it comes without metal fastenings for the mast, after some thought I decided to do it as on the drawing. What is left to do is to cover it with oil, make two slipways and install it inside the longboat.
  3. KORTES
    The oil has dried out. Color in natural light.
  4. KORTES
    Yes, a very beautiful hull.
  5. KORTES
    Basically, I have finished the longboat. I don’t see the point in further detalisation. There will anyway be a boat on top. I didn’t do the the rudder as well, because I don’t have to install it anyway. All that’s left is to cover it with oil.
  6. KORTES
    Unfortunately I couldnt use the boards the second time. Maybe they will come in handy for the covering of a small lifeboat.
  7. KORTES
    I went back to the old technology. And got the expected result. Now the filling has to be done.
  8. KORTES
    I made a technological mistake and here is the result. I will have to try again.🙂 Meanwhile I am tuning the Proxxon circular saw, a gift for the New Year. Some components are very crude and require some changes. My best regards
  9. KORTES
    The first option went to the trash can. The form seems to be sheathed well, but it’s impossible to remove the shell. Something hasn’t been done fully probably. Apparently I will have to remake the form, and make it from three parts that can be disassembled.
  10. KORTES
    While the oil is drying out, I decided to start with the boat and longboat. I made two “pieces” and now deciding which manufacturing method to choose.
  11. KORTES
    As expected, the wood has changed color, the complete drying out , will be in two weeks, I guess
  12. KORTES
    I have coated the deck and deck elements with oil.
  13. KORTES
    The bollards were quite challenging to make. I tried several options until I found the right installation method.
  14. KORTES
    I have built shelves for storing cannonballs. I will use balls from bearings as cannonballs, I bought two sizes for carronades and for cannons. After blackening they look quite good.
  15. KORTES
    Restoration.
  16. KORTES
    Concomitant damage. I was too quick to install it, while I was working on the wheel ,deck organizer was damaged.
  17. KORTES
    I have finished the ladder.
  18. KORTES
    I made outdoor ladders.
  19. KORTES
    Thank you my dear friends for the evaluation of my work. I've made a helm table.
  20. KORTES
    The tiller was made in two options , I decided to go with the one made of pear.
  21. KORTES
    Greetings my dear Colleagues, I would like to show some works on tge steering wheel . I made the hinges of the helm and sternpost hinges according to the generally accepted technology.
  22. KORTES
    A very clean job.
  23. KORTES
    I have made fish davits.
  24. KORTES
    Thank you my friends.
  25. KORTES
    I would like to present some developments on the latrine, there are some points that are not the way they should be, but i ran out of inspiration to redo it.

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