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    Nigel: I finally figured out how this was accomplished. But, how do you 'cut' it off the "base."? ( the above grating has the 'ledges' placed horizontally, correct? Cheers, Bill Palmer
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    Chuck: I was thinking about your comment on 1/4" plywood and where to find it. I have used Rockler and Woodcraft in the wood industry for modelers. Then there are the houses around that sell plywood for the scroll saw people, as I have delved into scroll saw work also. Just a suggestion. Cheers, Bill Palmer
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    Nils, like so many others I'm very impressed with your build. I was wondering how you applied metal to the wooden hull? I'm very interested in how I might apply rivets to the hull of a pre WWII ship. Did you apply rivets or were they part of the metal panels applied? Hopefully, you might have ideas on how I might do this ......... without the use of metal panels? just very well done! Cheers, Bill Palmer
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    Chuck: Which method of planking are you referring. Do you know which post number you talk about your method, within your build? Thanks, Bill
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    Al .......... I'd like to ask you a few questions about 2D, 3D, DXF, PDQ, ABC and etc, etc. But I don't think it appropriate on you Triton log? We should pick a "Slot" for such. Someone tell me where and I'll go right there and start asking .......... That is, .... If you don't mind? Cheers, Bill Palmer ---member SMA and NRG
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    Doris I have sent you a PM about making flags. This is Just to let you know. Bill Palmer

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