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rookie

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    Brampton, Ontario
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    Cycling , hiking
    Occasional few hours on model ship
    Plastic models

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  1. spectacular woodwork I feel like I am on the actual ship I like the fact you use wood from your property, I believe you mentioned early on
  2. yes, the green metal table. No bike yet. wait till the spring since cant ride it over the winter looking at Kawasaki Eliminator 500 or the Vulcan S 650 (not sure about that one)
  3. I had forgotten Dad made the gun barrels. I remember the fold-up picnic table in Dad's workshop[ with the keel laid out.
  4. Been a while finished the main body of the windlass moving on to the pump handle also did the tops and started to build topmasta
  5. Managed to do a bit of the mahogany layer on bottom over the summer going about it in a strange way likely but I find the flat bottom quite different to the usual ship hull 9I also had an idea to add the engine and have the compartment open spent time looking at Chris Craft engines from the late 1930’s seems to be inline 6 usually I searched for 3D inline 6 engines and found a few sinam printing sample parts to see if they will work gone back to my Morgan for a change of pace for now
  6. Beautifully done Glen on my brother Ian’s ‘twigged’ it apparently is an informal British word meaning ‘to realize ‘ I did not realize it was not a common term either….. 🤔
  7. I finished the balsa layer of planking. still some shaping to do then I move on to mahogany layer. i also put together the seats. I have been thinking of ordering faux leather or real thin leather for the seat cushions to make it look more interesting.
  8. Well, after many attempts at 3D print I managed to make progress on the windlass and the foremast mast band i realized during this how far out if scale the belaying pins are on my model These would be baseball bats if not belaying ropes on my Morgan i may sand them smaller but then the pin rails would have giant holes ah well…
  9. Update to my Tinkering with Tinkercad and 3D printing here’s a photo showing many trial prints and wood pieces along with the ‘skewer’ that has the current 3D parts i believe I still have some changes as I expected these parts to be a bit wide : suspect I messed up measurements somewhere I include photo from CWM herself
  10. I completed the ‘floor’ planks the inner side planks have a difficult twist struggling a bit with those at the moment
  11. I am working on balsa layer of planking i saw a picture of actual boat that shows the planking has a bit of an upward sweep at the shear as well as quite a weird shape at the bow , that deep cut or twist below the chines seen here not obvious in the instructiions
  12. While I mull over what to do about 3D print of boats, I decided to stop stalling and get the windlass done. the parts in AL kit for this are real bad. I attach a photo i am modifying some of those parts and building it based on actual photos and my best guess Her3 is photo of some of the parts I completed so far. The drum at each end I whittled down from kit and shaped based on real ship. i also used my 3D printer for the ratchet gear in the centre of the windlass I am considering doing the main parts of the body with the metal pieces it wind the chain, still learning how to draw with Tinkercad et al so will see how it goes
  13. Your galley is the coolest boat you have built, I have to say.
  14. I would have no clue about knurlinf these days looks like the handle on this one is not brazed, just passed through head and hammered down Fun times
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