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Hello all. After taking the parts apart I found after putting them on the plans that I did not have to make a V shaped piece of wood. In fact I had to file some off part 16. It looks like I have to file down to the blue line as this looks a bit too high. It amazed me that taking only a little bit off part 16 can move the top over by about 5mm. Jo.
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Hi again Gals and Guys Ok I took the advice and took it all apart. This is how far it is out according to the plans. Now I don't know if what I am going to do is right or not. This is what I have been thinking about, try and unglue the parts, then put a piece of wood by the blue lines in a V shape this I hope will push the top over, see red arrow. Any other suggestions before I completely destroy the wood. Jo.
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Hello Part 16. You can see how far it is out of line, the centre wooden strip is in place as per the instructions. The red line is how it should be. I am not sure if the frame should be on a slant or not as the plans don't indicate it if it should be or not. I think the best thing to do is file the top down to the red line and file the slot to the blue line like some of you have said. Jo.
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Hello Doris Thank you for looking in on my log and for the encouragement. Also the link. I am very excited about my build, yes I will make mistakes but it will be fun trying to fix them. I have visited your log and wow you are a master builder. I will never achieve the skill you have. Yes I agree we need more woman on the forum. Jo.
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Hi OC Your ship is looking great your wife will be happy when it is finished I know I would be. Jo.
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Hi again Problem according to the plan part 16 just down from the top (see photo and the line) it should be level. My next step says to assemble the frames so they fit without gluing then put 3 strips of wood across the top of the frames to see if they are high or low. Do I do this first and see if frame 16 lines up or not, or should I file frame 16 down first. Hope you understand what I am saying.
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