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Hull warping never crossed my mind but I will keep it in mind for future builds. Thank you for the tip.
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Nail drivers
Gremreeper1967 replied to Gremreeper1967's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Thank you for the input. I will definitely be using your idea with the headless nail. I truly appreciate your insight . -
Decking is done and started on planking the hull. Im having issues with the lining the hull technique. I understand all of it until it is time to cut the plank. Can this technique be used with planks at 5mm wide? I don't see how the curves can be cut with a narrow plank.
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Nail drivers
Gremreeper1967 replied to Gremreeper1967's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I see how this (Pin Insertion Plier # 85282) would be very useful. Thank you. -
Nail drivers
Gremreeper1967 replied to Gremreeper1967's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Thank you all for the info, this has helped greatly. -
Are nail drivers worth the money? The one I purchased can not drive a nail for nothing. I am using brass nails, how does the nailer hold the nail in a vertical position?
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I have finally completed the planking of the deck and I must say that I am proud of the how it has turned out. Sanding will start tomorrow.
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Hello from South Carolina
Gremreeper1967 replied to Gremreeper1967's topic in New member Introductions
The first week coming to a close and I have most of the main deck planked. I was considering using a satin clear on the deck while it is easy to work with. Any suggestions? -
Thanks for the heads up ragove. I have a drive for in any day. I used push pins yesterday as was recommended by another member.
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Snowy, I read through your build log, it helps to clarify some of the instructions for me.
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False deck on, thanks to tips from members yesterday. As soon as my book "Ship Modeling Simplified" by Frank Martini arrives today I will start the planking.
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I did try pinning and my thumbs were not happy with me as it is pretty tough to push those pins in the plywood. I'm still thinking about nails but not sure how hard they would be to pull back out. Using weights might be the only reasonable answer. I really appreciate the ideas!!!!!
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Day three of my build. I'm trying to decide how to hold down the false deck while the glue sets. I have nails ordered but no delivery date as of yet. I will appreciate any tips.
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