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    December 2
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  3. cabrapente
    I start with windows. brackets
  4. cabrapente
    I made ​​a drawer and placed between the vacuum suction tube. collects all garbage, without losing strength and no mess cleaner. heh heh heh
  5. cabrapente
    I made ​​two precision screwdrivers gouges. I got curved moldings. The tool, put it in a ribbon that serves as compass
  6. cabrapente
    the port side, in the center, he was 3 mm lower on one side. were not parallel, so I've got a wedge to level
  7. cabrapente
    small sizes
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    Details of the arches. pulleys
  9. cabrapente
    I have a question. in the plane of the frames, leaving 5 slides on the poop deck. but showing the boat flat finish, only 3. seeing photos from other builders, are the two versions. Is there a reason? Or does every author to your liking? Thank you. cabrapente
  10. cabrapente
    I have a question. in the plane of the frames, leaving 5 slides on the poop deck. but showing the boat flat finish, only 3. seeing photos from other builders, are the two versions. Is there a reason? Or does every author to your liking? Thank you. cabrapente
  11. cabrapente
    I got chunks of pear, pruning the tree from a friend. no drying. For now, I put in a drawer ...
  12. cabrapente
    I'm thinking I uploaded much the bar, choosing boat. I have to repeat things several times. measures had bad sleepers, and ribbons. I have had to change.I have five guns and brass. I will mold silicone, later, as the plaster, degrades much
  13. cabrapente
    I put the last of the starboard side strake
  14. cabrapente
    I start the starboard side shell
  15. cabrapente
    for wheel axles of the carriages, use a brass tube, which goes round and give focused my worst fears were fulfilled. when mounting the sleepers, never had clear its exact location. the cover is about three millimeters higher, with respect to the slides. the carriage with the barrel, do not fit. the only thing I can think of, is pressing the carriage axles and lower a bit the support shaft barrel. I hope the best comes next.,
  16. cabrapente
    short all the second deck beams.and I have the first two brass cannons. begin to manufacture lead
  17. cabrapente
    I winch
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    after several attempts, I get to do a abiton. slots, could do thanks to the advice I gave Cayetano. make a couple of holes and connect them with the blade. "Thanks Cayetano" pulleys I made lemon wood
  20. cabrapente
    prepare the strakes of shell, teak, "recycled" an old hammock
  21. cabrapente
    I begin to lay the deck
  22. cabrapente
    I still have the brackets. I've found a way to use the syringe tail. with a large syringe (for horses), can be sucked directly from the boat tail. is placed a small syringe (being more manageable) at the tip and the tail is transferred. needle, previously, we have started with pliers. in the hole, a pin which fits perfectly serves cap. took several days using it, and does not fail. short deck plankingI put the brackets
  23. cabrapente
    I put all the first deck beams. with cans, start the squads.
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    I think I've finished the winery.

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