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  11. marsalv
    The spare anchor is in place, I did all the other anchors during one work. Now I take a break "from the wood" and start making the ropes.
  12. marsalv
    The remaining deck beams have been added, a spare anchor remains to be added and the interior of the hold will be complete.
  13. marsalv
    Hi Derek, thanks for reply. Information at the beginning of the log I meant that there is no fixed orlop deck. At first I thought I wouldn't install this removable orlop deck at all, but later I changed my decision. I added the barrels to the water hold and covered the whole with the remaining deck beams.
  14. marsalv
    😊. Orlop deck removable panels.
  15. marsalv
    Thank you James H😉. Next part was the orlop deck beams installation.
  16. jauber

    I'm interest in your CNC Router and there are plenty of those on Amazone. So to get that frame contour I presume you needed a CAD software then transfer the data (Cartesian point) to another software or directly on the CNC Router. Could expand a little bit more. Would greatly appreciated.

     

    Robert (Jauber). 

    By the way, your work is tremendous. Wish I could achieve that level of skill.

    1. marsalv

      marsalv

      Hi Robert,

      for the CNC router work you need three diferent software. First one is CAD software (I´m using TurboCad). The second one is Cut2D (transfer to this software is made through dxf files from TurboCad). This software prepare data for milling that uses the third software - MACH3. MACH3 software controls directly CNC router.

       

      marsalv

    2. jauber

      jauber

      Thank you very much for the clarification. I already have a CAD (AutoCAD and Via CAD) and Mach 3 could be bought with the CNC Router. But how about Cut2D software, which one you use… Desktop or Pro?

      In another life I use to program CNC machine but everything was under the same platform (CADAM then merge to CATIA) They make our life very easy. Get the Engineering drawing, select contour, choose which machine, select tooling from a bank and direct to the post to validate the NC program then send to the DNC.

      I really enjoy following your work and progress. There is so much to learn from all of you guys.

      Best regards

      RT(Jauber)

  17. marsalv
    Thank you guys, especially praise from admin pleases 😉. Preparation of riding bitts.
  18. marsalv
    Installation of samson´s posts and fore bulkheads.
  19. marsalv
    Production of barrels to be placed in front of the hold.
  20. marsalv
    Thank you Johann😉. Making of "wedges" for main mast mounting.
  21. marsalv
    Thank you guys for the nice comments and all likes😉. I continue with a pump well.
  22. marsalv
    Jeer bitts and pumps.
  23. marsalv
    Thank you guys for all your likes😉. To hdrinker: CNC milling maschine was used mainly for cutting of frames. But the beveling had to be done manually. Beveling of hawse timbers was somewhat more complicated. Aft, all the bulkheads are now completed.
  24. marsalv
    Thank you Steve😊. The rear bulkhead is completed.
  25. marsalv
    Some other pictures.

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