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Everything posted by jaerschen
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Thanks so much for the nice comments Daniel and Nigel and also for all the likes. @Daniel In terms of this Triton build the most are means the double frame is much easier than the single frame. But I believe that isn't so. I think single frame have a great vantage, to get the right shape of the hull is much easier than in double frame. Although single frame is more time consuming. In relation of the optic I'm with you.
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What a outstanding craftsmanship Ed, simply beautiful
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Much thanks for the planking scheme Toni. I didn't know that such schemes exits. This is very interest for me.
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I'm a bit confused. Were the marks made of sheet or curved?
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It's nice to see a new progress Ray. Lovely work as ever.
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