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    Ebony is also very rigid and it's very difficult to bend it, but the result is impressive (use steel wool to finish work).
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    She looks really good.
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    Nice work!
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    A very good work! Congratulations.
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    Very very nice! It's a pleasure to follow your work.
  6. jose_b
    What a high quality work!
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    She looks really great. Congratulations.
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    Hi Karl, With your permission, I put the link to your photos: link Excellent and detailed work!
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    A small progress: keelson formed by three parts, with ebony nails.
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    Thank you very much, Mark, for the explanation.
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    Great work! I'd like to know more about windows glass construction in detail. I have no idea.
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    Very didactic work, as usual.
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    In my opinion, it's always better redo any piece with something wrong or you don't like at all. I think, this choice will make you more confident and sure in future challenges. Well done!
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    They're vey nice. It'll be very useful a step by step of the lanterns construction.
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    She looks really great. Congratulations! I like your way of working.
  16. jose_b
    I've received the monograph today. I payed on 3rd November and I received an email from Ancre on 17th December about shipping.
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    On the other hand, could you give me an opinion about Proxxon 24264 Dividing Attachment for MF 70?
  18. jose_b
    Yes, it's better to get Proxxon tungsten milling 27116. Thanks very much for your advices.
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    Hello. Do you know any adapter (eg. drill chuck) for micro miller MF 70 in order to admit miller cutter set (24610) with 6.0mm straight shank? This micro miller doesn't work with milling cutters upper to 3.2 mm. Thanks in advance.
  20. jose_b
    Thanks for your comments and likes. It's a pity I can't dedicate more hours to this passion but I'll try to progress little by little.
  21. jose_b
    Yes Carl, Johann's chaloupe is an excellent work. I'm just trying to emulate it.
  22. jose_b
    Thanks Mark. It's pearwood. I've applied shellac on the longboat.
  23. jose_b
    Thanks Nils. Ship and her longboat, both together.
  24. jose_b
    Inspired by Johann's longboat for La Créole (archjofo) I'm trying to build this one for Le François. These are the first steps. There's a long way to go.
  25. jose_b
    Fine work!

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