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Thank you very much Jan, very informative. But looking at the photo i have to notice its not always like that. My best regards.
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My greetings, Dave. There's no point in coating with varnish the model as the functional yahts. The more so, it is considered bad form in the region where i live, the shine has to be matted. So, as uasually I plan on covering it wwith tung oil or linen oil. My best regards.
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Wonderful work. My best regards.
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Metal binding I had no rod, so I had to cut 2mm of plate. I made it in two variations – steel and brass, after some consideration, I have chosen to install the one made of steel.
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Zwaard. Preparation works. I cut wedges, glued them together for the fitting. After refinement, I used assembly dryer to part the work material.
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Dear wefalck, I'm very happy to find in your person such a wonderful connoisseur of Boeier theory, I have learned a lot from you and in the future I hope for your help and consultatations. Not speaking the language doesnt allow me to read primary sources. I'd be happy to get your help. I absolutely agree with you on your point about the keel, I named it so just to simplify. Thank you for your remarque, but i think the element itself was made correctly. The plank has a thiсkening in places of coupling with stems , and in the area of body-frame it decreases in thickness. I made it probably half millimeter thicker than it should be, but the difference will be cut off later . My best regards. Alexander.
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Dear wefalck Thank you so much for the information. Here are some more pictures, that give a good view of the knot (construction element).Boeier captivated me by its unique, one-of -a -kind architecture. My best regards. Alexander.
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