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Thank you Alex M, I have to say I learned many things from you. Forecastle and quarter deck beams preparation - hatchway openings, capstan steps and mast wedges.- 253 replies
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Hatchways.- 253 replies
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Thank you guys for all likes and nice comments. The next task on the gundeck were trunks (or chests?).- 253 replies
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Thank you guys🙂. Completion of the interior of the cabins.- 253 replies
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marsalv replied to marsalv's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
To the learner - The basis is a wooden plate into which depressions are milled and holes for nails are drilled. A cotton pad (a make-up cotton pad that I borrowed from my wife) is glued to the plate prepared in this way. Push the cotton into the recess with the end of the brush nozzle. Glue any suitable cloth and push the material into the recess again. Finally, thread the nails with small heads through the cloth and cotton into the holes in the wooden board, glue and cut. Glue the ends of the fabric over the edges of the wooden board and you're done. Inner bulkheads - continuation part t- 253 replies
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Mattress.- 253 replies
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Inner bulkheads - continuation part one.- 253 replies
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Thank you guys for all your comments and likes. To scrubbyj427: I am using CNC maschine made by China, these maschines are avaiable worldwide (see the picture). I started works on inner bulkheads.- 253 replies
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To isalbert: Yes, I am using the cnc milling maschine for some works. "Side windows".- 253 replies
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Scrubbyj427 - I am using pear wood (steamed and not steamed - different color) and black hornbeam. Completion of the quarter gallery.- 253 replies
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Some moldings are added to the quarter galleries.- 253 replies
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Thanks🙂. I completed planking of the quarter gallery.- 253 replies
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Thank you guys🙂. I continue with rudder´s well and lockers.- 253 replies
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Ceiling in the wardroom and quarter gallery´s access door.- 253 replies
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