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Getting ready to build my brackets and stand to support my Winnie as a construct her and have a few questions. What size is the wood base the model is build on in this early stage? What is the size of the wooden strips used between each bracket? Are the wood strips glued or screwed in place? What size screws are needed for the six (6) brackets? Thanks as always for the help!
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Received my Syren order yesterday, Chapter Two & Bracket laser wooden parts. I have started cutting out the bulkheads on my new Wen scroll saw, l am using an Olson PGT No. 7RG blade. The No. 7RG seems to work well, but being a newbie to scroll saw work, is this the best blade for cutting out the 1/4" plywood bulkheads? As always, Thanks for the help!
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Printed and cut out pattern for False Keel yesterday. Made a trip to my local Home Depot for some 1/4" plywood and sandpaper. My Wen Scroll Saw should arrive from Amazon this afternoon and going to practice with it awhile before starting the cutting of any Winnie parts. Heading out the Walmart early this morning for a can of Krylon spray temporary glue.
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Thanks for shipping my orders so fast!
Just ordered a scroll saw and need to know what thickness of plywood and how much is needed for the bulkheads etc.
Thanks - RBohlman
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Received my order yesterday from Syren for the laser cut parts for Chapter One of the Winchelsea 1764 project. I ordered the parts for Chapter Two and the Brackets for the false keel last night. Ordered a Wren scroll saw and extra blades from Amazon this morning, I have also been watching YouTube videos on using a scroll saw.
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Final Photos of completed New Bedford Whaleboat. Thanks for all the help and comments during my build! Wishing you all fair winds & following sea!
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TO COMPLETE: Finish making the two Lances and add their lines. Mount them in the post Lance stand. Hand sew Tub covers and stencil "SB" also stencil "SB" on the Water Keg. (Starboard Boat) Make fake sew stiches on both Nippers. Make Grapnel hook for in boat stowage. Make a Boat Hook for Whaleboat per directions. Well Mates, that be all and she will be completed. I will post final photos once I finish her!
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Working on harpoons and lances. I finished the install of the racks and attached two harpoons to the starboard rack. I am not sure at this time if I will be making the covers for the harpoons/lances as I like the look of the uncovered irons on the boat. Looks like all I have remaining is: 2 knives, 1 axe, 1 harpoon stand, some leather on a few spots, and a tub covers. Going to cover one tub but leave one without a cover. Think I will sew two and stow one next to the main tub. Going to mark the covers as to the boat location on the vessel.
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