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    Hi Ben, do`nt worry , that warp can be settled quite easily....., and without harming or effecting your deck This is how I would do it: (ref. to the hand scetch included...) two variations possible... first way, in the upper scetch you would need to remove slight vertical bits of the bulkheads on the concave side, with naked saw blade or so.. Then cut (through the wood horizontally with small circular sawblade (Dremel or so) into the keel. Now you have way to correct the outer keel into the correct position. In case you would have sanded away already too much bulkheads profile, buffer up the surface there with small stripes. The keel width remains the same width over the length second way. Cut away thin vertical slots next to the keel on the concave side and insert a horizontal (tapered to the ends) stripe of fill-wood next to the keel, in order to compensate the concave area. Do`nt worry about the keel getting a bit thicker there. If necessary, buffer up the bulkheads to get good symmetric straking over the boat`s length Hope this is understanable... (click on pic to enlarge) Cheers, Nils sorry, my scaner is not working, so a photo pic must do
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    beautiful Build Pete, she must be good for top speed when surfing on her own bow wave... Nils
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    Hi Gonzzo, a very nice schooner you have there..... just a question.... the last pic of your post #22 shows a "warp" in your keel, perhaps it`s only the perspective of the Photo, but if a warp, please try and and mend that at this stage, before the planking goes on..., it`s worth the effort.. Nils
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    Hi Captgino, thanks for your kind appreciation, glad the vintage express-steamer finds your interest, it`s still quite a long ride to get her done, but stay tuned if you wish... Nils
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    very nice "Gloucester Fisherman" build Giorgio, it seems to be ready for masting and rigging.... Nils
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    Martin, thank you very much for your nice comment which is much appreciated... Nils
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    fantastic looking deck Michael, also neat fitting to the "spine-plank" Nils
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    Thank you Michael, I wo`nt do all the vents right now, but later on as they come, when the the places for their mounting get ready. The first lot was just an upfront sample set (all possible sizes) to see if the intended cowls and tubes go together and if they match accordingly. I made a sample of the smallest vent typ today, and started to put some triangle supports to the breakwater-halfs, before fixing them in place. They will have to be fiddled in through the forecastle railing Nils
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    Thanks very much Denis, Nils
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    very nice looking sails Peter, good sewing job ! Nils
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    Precise and clean glueing technique Druxey, that`s one to remember, thanks for sharing Nils
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    Nice progress Francesca, beautiful paint job Nils
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    beautiful work Bob, Well done !! Nils
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    Patrick, those jet scooters,.....lovely !! you`re thinking for everything the jet set needs Nils
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    beautiful work Druxey, love those fine sharp lines, and excellent clinker planking... Nils
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    good progress Bob, superstructure and wheelhouse looks great... Nils
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    Hi David, Mark and Greg for your nice comments, and all the "likes" for looking in... Nils
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    Steve, it will be round about 80 vents in several different lengths and cowl diameters.... Nils
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    Thanks very much David, Nils
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    mounting the stand worked out well for you Nenad, it looks very nice, good job ! Nils
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    Thank you very much Igor, Nils
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    Denis, thanks very much for your nice comment, there is some fiddely work to be done next, but the two forecastle vents are finished.... Nils
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    beautiful work Ed, love the way you did the rails and stair-rails, also the skylights and deckhouses look excellent ! ​ ​Nils
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    Danny, the cutaway on the pump tubes showing the p-chains is technical eyecandy , a good idea I like very much Nils
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    Hi Greg, thank you so much for your appreciative words, I saw that you viewed the complete log to date and am happy that you had pleasure in doing so..... This is quite a challenging build as there are no detail plans available, so many ideas come to me as the sequences have their turn to be done. There will be lots of details to be planed, designed and arranged. relating to the intensive superstructure of this ship. If I have an idea up my sleeve, I have to do a trial straight away on it to a certain degree in order to get my mind working on it, even if its not the turn yet. (like with vents, lifeboats, etc....), and keep eyes open to implement any improvements. Wish you further much fun in viewing, stay tuned... Nils

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