Oliver1973
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The construction of a height adjustable workbench for 45 euros.
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A quick update to the 36-pounder Obusier
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Thanks, guys 👍 I use Catia V5 for this work.
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ancre La Belle 1684 by Oliver1973 - 1/36
Oliver1973 replied to Oliver1973's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
New breasthook and the hawsepipes. The hawsepipes are soldered in silver.
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My new site is now online. A lot of topics are still under construction. But the result at this point, is not so bad i hope. https://www.olivers-historic-shipyard.com/
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Thank you for the comment and all the likes. The Deck was more or less 60 hours work on CAD. The reconstruction tooks a lot of time.
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Upperdeck: Done !
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Good to know....😆
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The latest timelapse to my project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X41V6gc1KMc
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Space, space, space..... its good to have. The table is a very good idea and a nice built. 👍
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29 Floréal CCXXX; The last frame is raised and I removed the support board. Now we see the beautiful lines of this ship. I started to sand the inside of the hull to get the smooth and correct shape. @garyshipwright Thank you very much. But with your project and your skill, you doesn´t need any inspirations from others.
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Thanks to all for the comments,all the likes and the interest in my project. Today is the 15 Floréal CCXXX, and in the Arsenal in Munich we enter in the last phase to rise up the frames !
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1 Floréal CCXXX. New month and a short update about the rising of the frames.
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The dry-fittig of the frames is finished. Now i removed all the frames and i have to plug in the bolts.
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I wish you much success for your new business.
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Thank you all for the comments and all the likes ! Nothing new, but a nice angle of view.
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Le Redoutable 1/48: First assembly. Quick and dirty to test the results from the last 6 months.
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We will see. If its not fits, my own plan is a ..... 😁 But agree completly, @druxey . But the bow or the stern, in a practical build, is alway more stable then the rest. The area to the last frame is here the point, for example. To get the right connection to the hull. There are material on the timber for the final shape.
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Thank you all for the nice comments ! @dvm27 Hi Greg, yes, a little fail. I have measured incorrectly on the CAD an this was the result. But it is part of the game. No pain, no gain.... It was a good reminder to keep the eyes always open !
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