mugglezhong

Hello Zhong Yang,

 

 

Have a wonderful day.

 

Anja

Thank you! Anja~!

Although I print 2 drawings,but I can't cut it in piece very accurate,because I am ueing a rollsaw.So I use an software to "cut" the drawings.

Hello Muggle,What is the name I should call you? Are you in China?

My name is Larry And I started this build a short while ago.The thickness of the Bobstay and the Eaking is 8 mm.They will be tapered later.

Your picture of the chocks shows only 3 and there should be 4.The timber you chose is nice

Best of luck Larry

Thank you !~Yes, I am in China.and you can call me "zhongYang". Thank you very much for your information,I will use the sandpaper to make it at 8mm and tapered as the drawing.

Hello everyone!~

here is recent working

BTW  anyone can tell me the thickness of the "bobstay piece"and"ekeing"? Thanks

Way to go Muggle!

 

Nice color of the pear timber. Is it enough dry? Good work.

 

Best wishes!

 

 

Daniel.

It's dry enough,but so busy this days.I haven't work on my ship :mellow:

I'm coming~

hello,I am sleep too later yesterday night,or "today's morning"

Hello! my wood is ready !

here is the keel wood with sandpaper.

after sanding

today's work

that is all~ I will do more tomorrow

Hello, I am going to start my Triton made!

First,I have downloaded the "TritonKeelPlan@48-1" and find a printshop to printed with "actual size"

and this is the detail of the drawing

print another drawing and cut down some piece carefully

this is all I have done, my confusion is the keel wood's choice "Beech" or "Pear wood"

Beech is bright and easy to cut

Pear wood is hard and tough but more dark and red

If decided which wood is more beautiful. I will cut some piece to start the making. What‘s your suggestion?

sorry about my English....  ,can you read it?