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  1. Oliver1973
    Thank you all for the nice comments and all the likes. After two years a new timelapse from the reconstruction of my Redoutable. https://youtu.be/2YF54yuhgg8?si=IZuwRN3wll7XyrkM
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    294 dovetails later..... Deck clamps done!
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    I've created a suction adapter for the Proxxon DH40. It can be downloaded from my website and printed out yourself. The diameters have been increased by 0.2 mm so that the tube can be fitted without any problems. https://www.olivers-historic-shipyard.com/
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    Thank you all for the nice comments.
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    The Gunports
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    Short update. Constructing the officers cabins and the windows.
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    Its not magic. Only a simple construction with profiles.
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    Some preparations....
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    Update from the stern
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    Thank you to all for the nice comments. Short and quick update: the side counter timber
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    I spent the last days before the well-deserved summer holiday making new clamps. Unfortunately, due to the narrow frame spacing incl. bolt heads, I could no longer use my clamps from the La Belle. So new ones were needed. With the focus on subsequent projects, I oversized them a lot. I could now also build a Valmy in 1/48 with them (actually a nice project). I will also make new clamps for the bow area. But there I will copy the La Belle principle 1:1, because they worked great there. I will show this in detail when it is ready.
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    Keelson, Stemson, Sternson knee and bolting done.
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    Some progresses on CAD
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    Thank you all, for the comments, the likes, and the interest in my project.
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    After a sabbatical year, the work on Redoutable continues. I replaced my big tablesaw for a bandsaw and i did some modifications in my lightsystem to get more light in the middle of the ship. On the CAD i added a lot of deckdetails, now i work on the riders to check the points on the keelson. On the model i added 58 fillingpieces with drainingholes. Every one is a individual part for a individual place. I shaped the portside and starbordside of the innerhull, the starboardside looks very good, the portside maybe 85%. Next step will be the keelson.
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    @Kranck Sorry, i was offline from the shipbuilding for a time. I use this milling machine. Its a self-made combination because in my eyes there is no milling machine in the market for our type of work. The MF70 is a very good machine, but with limitations. But for small parts it´s a good choice. The same is with the Unimat. If you work on bigger projects, you will run as well in limitations.
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    Danke, Tobi ! Arrived from France today the Dossiers from Capitaine Lucas (Redoutable), Capitaine Magendie (Bucentaure) and Vice-amiral Villeneuve (Bucentaure).
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    Jep. More or less small....
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    Hi, No. 1, the keel, is reduced as well. No. 2, this area is as well reduced to the bottom to get the common line to the keel. No.3 is not reduced in my modell. I have there a constant thickness in the whole area in the sternpost. I´think the "line" of the rabbet should be constant if you have constant thickness from the planking. The sternpost can be reduced, but the optical benefit is to small for the work, because the gaps and angle are to small in this area. My rabbet on the Keel an the stem could be deeper and more sharper. First model and first try.... you learn a lot of things, but for the next project.
  21. Oliver1973
    Some screenshots from the Gouvernail
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    @Kranck Thank you for your interest in my project. Maybe you can show picture of the problem. Its´more easier to locate it. I started as well some tests in Rhino but as a genetic Catia-User i choosed to use my skills in this program and to continue with it. I checked a lot of CAM-Programs, as well the products from Aspire. I can´t remember but there was some points contra and my desicion was for Deskproto. I think the fourth or fifth axis.... i dont know more. My wood i bought on ebay in Germany. The name of the seller is Holzkarle. Regards Oliver
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    Yes, there a lot of tutorials on YT. I have done a course as well on Udemy. Its not hard to understand, but its hard to train to get the skill for this kind of work. My "poor" CNC-Skill is selfmade. You learn it when you do it.
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    Testing to modeling and milling a ornament. Created with Blender.

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