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    more
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    to pump more cash.
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    I start the beams of the first cover to place the beams, I fabricated "Styrofoam" some beams, which intersect with the simplest to cuter, can be bent, and at one point becomes one test, which you copied in wood
  4. cabrapente
    I put the box of bombs.
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    stairs
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    I start with the interior
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    earlier, similar to buying a Proxxon, but the leaves are leaving with great ease and cost 18 euros. Now I bought this in makro and it cost around 90 euros. with the advantage that it is much higher, and the production leaves me a man who makes them for professional carpenters. cost between 7-10 euros, according to the paper. I have removed some protections caps (which do not do that ...) and I get blocks cutting 10 cm. I start with the interior
  8. cabrapente
    I start with the beams
  9. cabrapente
    finished interior.
  10. cabrapente
    I cut all the pieces of the webs. FISO've joined with tables, and short pieces in pairs.
  11. cabrapente
    the term "oblique vaigrage".I've had the tapes with bitumen. tape down the sanding I and kills some brightness.
  12. cabrapente
    purchased online a "scratch". eat a lot, but it is a very fine finish, so I made ​​aI have prepared a sand, egg-shaped, to sand curved areas. loop with velcro sanding.
  13. cabrapente
    the ports of the first cover with batiportes. I got a log of what I have orange and cut into 4 planks. tables out of a very pretty yellow.
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    more sizes
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    I had to remove everything, as I this deforming the hull. (again grief issues). tapes begin to give rigidity. tapes are very thick, and even bend them, recover the form. I gave cuts inside and it works.
  16. cabrapente
    tables, folded wetting and applying heat with the iron. when I turned 5, and not burn. hehe
  17. cabrapente
    with bike camera straps, and a stop serving sticks, grabbed the sleepers, faster than with cats and non-obtrusive to manipulate the boat
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    small carvings and moldings I start lining
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    more
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    Well, he was afraid of this piece, but it went well.
  21. cabrapente
    mounting the poop deck
  22. cabrapente
    to keep the frames in place, I made ​​some "cats" with wire and rubber.
  23. cabrapente
    Now, I'm riding the frames out of the stands. I use a ribbon, like a compass, so that they are at the same distance
  24. cabrapente
    April 7: Well here we are again. physiotherapist says that in two weeks, term rehabilitation. when I had the accident, I did several things wrong: Cut pieces of frames too tight, and that allows few adjustments when sanding. rode the town in record time, using only one arm, and inserting dowels between frames to give rigidity. these tacos, squeezed to remove excess and tier ship once sanding, I encounter a big problem of destruction. short: as I could, I removed almost all the frames, and I'm starting again.
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    thus leaving all the first. mount when he left the paper, which would serve to unstuck once sanded. anyway, if there is a problem, we can always add a wedge instead of a whole piece, which cover all the gaps.

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