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    Rattlesnake is Getting closer to being completed.
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    Reversing some masking tape on a block of wood makes a handy place to stick the rigging blocks while the glue dries.
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    A block of wood with an alligator clip holds a small square of wax paper making a handy glue pot, just drill a small indentation in the wood.
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    Came up with an easy way to rig the deadeyes that were close to the hull making it impossible to get a needle threader between the deadeye and the hull. Just tie a 3 or 4 inch loop with a knot at the end then use the needle threader to pull the loop outward, then use the loop to pull in the line that has to go through. Here are a couple of pics of it.
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    Tying rigging blocks is always a challenge especially tying a block with a Beckett
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    Rattlesnake is getting closer to being completed here are a few more pics of my progress
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    Footropes are completed and yardarms are attached - made a jig to hang the yardarms from with alligator clips this works to help level them and keeps them in position while the glue dries.
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    Making slow progress working on the rigging when time permits, Ratlines are finally done & don't want to see another clove hitch for a while. Had some railing posts and brass left over from the Danmark and used them on the mast platforms. Netting was from a flower arrangement donated by the first mate.
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    White card stock placed behind the shrouds makes tying the clove hitches for the ratlines easier to see. Hope to get going on the remaining ratlines soon.
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    Found this great pic of deadeye rigging and added step numbers in red.
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    Soldered up wire jigs to get proper spacing between deadeyes
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    Trestle tree tops

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