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  1. cabrapente
    at the height of the lines, I will move away from the start of the angle, to the outside of the piece. the transfer to the wooden wedges, previously, I have seen totaling 90 degrees.
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    February 4: In these days of inactivity, I have given much thought and melon and think I've found the key when placing the ties of hawse. I take the point to all parts. (green line and orange)
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    December 23: in mid-November, I started coughing, I think for the sawdust powder. that cough, I broke the ribs and I've been on bed rest until I started rehabilitation today. and soon, when I have a little more mobility, we are acting up again. until then: Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all.
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    According to the drawing plane, on the edge of the frame, is the union between ligations, floors and genoles. the cuaderna28, is marked as a teacher. but it is between 29 and 30, which changes the meaning and what are the genoles face. or at least that's what I did. between frame 52 and 53, does the same, but face the floors. I realized that later but just to see if I misread the plans. a greeting cabrapente
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    I have already mounted to the midship
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    November 9: start with the stern
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    looking at the plans, I see that the frame 52 is turn around and look at the floors. Is this correct or interpret it wrong? thanks cabrapente
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    I keep mounting frames.
  10. cabrapente
    today I have not ridden any frame. Instead, I tried to do something I had in mind.
  11. cabrapente
    I got two tables, with the profile of the central frames. there I put the copy of the frame to mount. powerful rapier, I placing and pasting each piece, starting from the center and respecting the silhouette. hit while the second frame, dried first. as the frames are smaller, cut them tables, so you can always put the clamps. a greeting cabrapente.
  12. cabrapente
    I've cut all the pieces of the frames. I'm starting to mount, but it is harder for me, because it takes two hands. good thing I have left is time hehe. regards cabrapente
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    I have a question. I think the sleepers are what I outlined in yellow. and I also think that the bath is drawn singing, with the stripped portion in the center line, which is the most I've drawn alta.y orange, bao serious tip, where support for the sleeper . Do I have reason? appreciate any explanation. thanks cabrapente
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    October 23: I've started to cut parts of the frames
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    October 14: good ship will be in dry dock time. last Friday, the way to work, I fell off my bike, breaking four ribs, a collarbone and a beautiful pneumothorax. oh and some bruises. Well I'm back home and I'll settle for more photos and purchase information through internet. greetings to all.
  16. cabrapente
    .for now, the frame 1,2,3 and 62, are perfect I've hit the floors with genoles. now the keel accords
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    I start the hawse.
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    every day I feel like I'm getting better. I run less, so II mounted the stands. heights, I have taken of lines covered, but I'm not sure do things once.
  20. cabrapente
    the thicknesser is complaining. today I prepare the first frame, mounting it on the keel, to try to make the hawse. that in the plane cuts measures to engage in the keel, are perfect. I have not had to rectify anything.
  21. cabrapente
    fabricate the vanes.
  22. cabrapente
    hit the keel and I make the rabbet
  23. cabrapente
    I also agree the heights of the bond 9 and 10. is incomplete as if you were drawing. Does anyone guide me? thanks the first frame I start the keel
  24. cabrapente
    I have doubts. measures of the planes, not interpret the law. in the picture where you see the hawse from above, has drawn where it begins and ends each bond. I do not get it pass to the plane. vertically, much more open. specifying. not that thick to give each bond. how easy it would be, do wedges corresponding grades, forming a block of 90 degrees, cuaderana solaparlo the one hand and by the keel on the other, and desbastarlo. but I want to do it properly.
  25. cabrapente
    well today I finally reached the booklet fleuron him in Spanish. instead of changing them has been better send me a new one. planes, are far more detailed than the belle. but the monograph, are very brief. what I have seen, are basically, explanations of the plans, and measures of each piece. is not the expected step of mounting the rigging. I think because this model is not for novices. assumes that one knows riding gear. Nor any photos or bound in the booklet as the belle. frames, drawn whole were coming. I've saved from calcarlas. I photocopying 4 times each.

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