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  1. jose_b
    Your work from the beginning to now is truly a masterpiece. In view of the accuracy and neatness of your work, I'm starting to believe that perfection exists.
  2. jose_b
    I agree with Giampiero, this rigging work is the best, considering the time you're dedicating to this section and the level of detail. You are a true reference in this field.
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    Splendid work as usual. What rope-making machine do you use? Could you put any photos of the process of making ropes? Thanks in advance. Splendido lavoro come al solito. Che macchina per la produzione di corde usi? Potresti mettere qualche foto del processo di creazione delle corde? Grazie in anticipo. (Google translator)
  4. jose_b
    The sheep pen ("Redil" in Spanish; "pare à moutons" in French) is just put in place, not glued.
  5. jose_b
    Another little update: Bitts ("Guindaste de gavia" in Spanish; "Grand sep d'écouter in French):
  6. jose_b
    After a long period of inactivity due to job matters, here you are a small update including the main capstan.
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    That's right, it's a wood filler. In Spanish is called "tapaporos" (a compound word formed by the verb cover -tapar- and the noun pores -poros-).
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    Excellent!
  9. jose_b
    Precious and neat work as usual. It's a pleasure to watch your progress.
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    Amalio, if you have the opportunity, it would be a great idea to show us the making process of those clamps. Thanks in advance.
  11. jose_b
    A repetitive and accurate work! It's fantastic!
  12. jose_b
    I've used knives, mainly one (with which I felt more confident), and a rotary tool for "wider" areas. Thanks.
  13. jose_b
    We keep on with carving on the bow.
  14. jose_b
    I appreciate all the suggestions. I'll try to fix some irregularities on the third wale. Hubac, Druxey, thank you very much for your help.
  15. jose_b
    After a long time, some updates: I've installed the upper wales and then I've cut all upper parts of frames. I've also finished the upper part of the stern.
  16. jose_b
    A quite detailed work as usual.
  17. jose_b
    I never tire of watching your splendid work. By the way, Do you use a rope making machine? (excuse me if this question was asked before)
  18. jose_b
    It's a really neat work. On the other hand, Congratulations on your recently fatherhood!
  19. jose_b
    Bilge pumps in place.
  20. jose_b
    A small update. Cheers!
  21. jose_b
    Thank you very much everyone for the "likes" and kind comments. Yes, Cabrapente, I hope to continue with this marvelous hobby when I'm retired. By now, I can only devote to it very little time due to my job.
  22. jose_b
    Model current state. Cheers
  23. jose_b
    Outstanding work! Details in their maximum expression!
  24. jose_b
    First two rows of binding-strakes (nails made of sapelli).
  25. jose_b
    Legdes and carlings in place.

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