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woodartist

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  • Birthday 10/19/1949

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    Sequim, WA, USA
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    Wood carving and archery. Now model ships.

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  1. I disagree, it shows a ton of improvement. That s a great job.
  2. I would recommend that your worktable have an extension at a 90 degree angle to your worktable top for a vice. That is accessible from both sides.This is important because it provides enough room to use a hand saw for items in vice. I also have used it to hold my Proxxon mill , to hold the keel on a boat etc.. Be sure to put a leg under the extension to support the stress on the extension.
  3. I have a complete set of bulkheads and the keel for the Winchelsia and a copy of the plans. I will give them to anyone who is willing to pay the shipping cost. Send me a message if interested.
  4. Ships lantern: There were two supplied with the kit. The first one is almost finished. Hinges, door knob yet to install and connecting rod.
  5. I will do a build log. If you see me getting off track, keep me from jumping off a cliff, 😁
  6. I have been working on the boat a lot, but have not posted for awhile, I rarely take my phone with me when I got to the shipyard, I do not want to be interrupted. I will post soon when the boat is finished. Doing last final details now.
  7. I agree, I enjoyed seeing what you were able to do with a milling machine, so i took your advice and got a Proxxon mill and orderd a new Byrnes table saw and planer. I also wanted to try and do a scratch build. So I found a partial plan that I liked for a steam tug that was used for moving log barges for the local saw mills in our community. A MSW member who is a skilled CAD user is helping me by providing the drawings for the keel and bulkheads. I am anxious to start on the new model, but have about three weeks work left to finish Winchelsia.
  8. I would like to build a POB tug from scratch. I have photos, plans, but they do not include bulkheads or keel drawings. I have no CAD experience and I am unable to create scale drawings for the bulkheads and keel. Is anyone interested in creating them for a fee?
  9. I am a newbie too, I have only been doing this for four years. I try and find a new boat that will force me to learn some new skills and reinforce the skills already learned.
  10. Be careful with the solution, keep each of the brass parts separate from each other.If they are in the solution too long and touching they tend to "glue" together and when you separate them you have uneven surfaces and gaps.
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