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Tomasz B

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  1. Tomasz B
    By the way your tutorial looks really good and easy, i think your post could be placed in tips and helps for new members ....
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    It should work this way i know , just couldn't with edge -cursor wasn't there ... with chrome did that easy as you described... i think is just my mic-edge broken...
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    Yes, finally i was able to do exactly this way (easiest way imo) as you did with chrome ,i couldn't with edge...
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    Hi. Strange isn't it i only use edge it works just fine for everything ,but from time to time i do experiencing unknown issues with it and have to install different browser temporarily to get job done.
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    Finally sorted out 👌 So the problem was microsoft edge web browser, when i tried editing did not have cursor anywhere in post to place pictures where i want them for some reason 🤔so got chrome now and works just fine 😊.... Looks like web browser sometimes have a bad days as well 😅🤣😂😆 All sorted now thanks good people for suggestions.
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    I will keep trying .maybe my web browser don't work properly.
  7. Tomasz B
    Well basically i started this build vlog just after i started rigging ratlines so my first post have about 60 pictures in it - quite a lot 😅 so that pictures are different size as well from 1600 up to 5000 width so maybe that's the case...
  8. Tomasz B
    Thx ,do i have to save it after each picture and edit again over and over?
  9. Tomasz B
    Hi 👋 I am trying to solve my issue with pictures order on my very first post , doesn't matter i upload the pictures 1 after 1 or in bulk they are uploading in order they want. Already edited few times with no success. Maybe i should delete all those pictures from first post and upload them again 🤔... Any suggestions very welcome
  10. Tomasz B
    Hi All. Little rigging and sail update
  11. Tomasz B
    Just to see how it looks like. I think i go for it
  12. Tomasz B
    Hi All 👋. Since last post been experimenting with sails (just didn't like the kit ones -too thick and bad looking sewing imo) Wasn't sure i want them😕 cuz i don't have sewing machine, hand sewing ? Hmm tried , is not for me 😅 So i took cloth double the size of a sail and mark exactly half on it then stained one of them Next pulled stained strand through . they looks not bad i think-not perfect but i am happy with , i will add rope on every edge later after shaping them and some more details on them but not sure yet what kind of🤔 not 100%sure how they should looks like...
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    But this time wasn't able to make that tracks out of wood ,i used 22 awg wire sleeve brown...
  14. Tomasz B
    Thanks ,is more like proper size compare to mast diameter i think.
  15. Tomasz B
    Hi all. Had to resize parrel bead, was to big imo... just did smaller. 1 picture is way too big. Last picture smaller one But i think this block will be to big as well 🤔
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    Just have read exactly the same page ha ha... is fig 309 can be applied to my case 🤔when i have only 2 rows of tracks ?
  18. Tomasz B
    After few attempts finally make mizzen mast parrel made of walnut and pine. Just hope they where used in that era 🙏if not please don't tell me 🤐🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
  19. Tomasz B
    So here it is. Heights of this block will be adjusted later when yards done,but i think just like now is quite good (i am satisfied with 😌) 1 more to go. Also did some work with mizzen boom?(if boom is correct still Learning ,apologies) 😃
  20. Tomasz B
    Also will replace ropes supplied with kit to my own ones made it yesterday
  21. Tomasz B
    Good morning sir. Yes first left sheave will be free(as mentioned earlier those ropes are not glued yet they are like that just for now)this halliard picture is from GH London i will follow...
  22. Tomasz B
    I will fix it like this... 😅🤣 i am not good with drawing
  23. Tomasz B
    And my primitive blocks drum sander ( just did the job) drill powered
  24. Tomasz B
    Little improvement of kit blocks -sanded and reshaped and stained.
  25. Tomasz B
    And this one is not glued yet ,on 1 side there must be a cleat as well

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