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    this afternoon I made ​​the two biggest pulley. Strawberry seeped though not the piece and had to turn around, match cuts very well. I think with practice will best I put the router bit holder PROXXON it costs 7 euros. works great
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    finally. I have the micromilling. Now I need to learn to use
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    you have absolutely right. guraus and druxey I was confused. Now, I am studying the running rigging. put more doubts soon heh heh heh thank you very much cabrapente
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    standing rigging, I have checked the ... but I doubt arises: Flag? Curve is the curve nasturtium? What is he specifically refers when he speaks of the lifeline? Photo 1 and 3 are the same, but the original (French) and in Spanish. in picture 4 put several definitions I found, but no clear me. in picture 2, is the part of the plane, where I locate the damn lifeline. good thank you in advance for your help.
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    empiezo con el timón
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    that was my secret hehe. fabricate the table and the small winch
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    start the second deck. with an assistant ...
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    hello archjofo I really like your work. a question. What materials you use to weld? I do not think is tin. dust appears. a greeting cabrapente
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    I put the lathe drill chuck manually, because the drill bit is very small
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    I'm starting to make small parts. but constantly fall to the ground ...
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    continuous with masts
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    finish the kitchen
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    I start with the kitchen
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    thank you very much for the comments. foremast and mainmast
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    not as tie the pulley blocks. Does anyone have pictures to explain it? thanks cabrapente
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    I started making pulleys
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    thank you all for your help. start a stick
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    I have removed the hoops and cloves. start again
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    Hi Meredith. my first band saw was the orange, which is the same size as that of PROXXON. I do not know if the machine was bad, but departed the saws. spare parts were very expensive. after I bought the red machine. is a little higher, but the saws, I the made ​​to measure. the saws, are used by butchers, and fishmongers. is used to cut frozen fish. I've tried several, and cleaner cut makes this a greeting cabrapente
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    Does anyone help me? not interpret the drawing. thanks

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