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No work for a week allowed me to shape and add the quarter piece and finish up the last cant frames. When I started fairing the last cant frames I knocked a frame loose. So after reinstalling the loose frame I added some stiffeners just like Mike did. These will be hidden by the planking. I have also added the upper port sills. The entire hull has so far been sanded with 120 grit. I'll progress to 400 grit. Once the sanding is completed I'll do the stern framing.
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Thanks Ben. Much appreciated!
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That is an amazing build. I have loved following along all these years. You have done yourself proud! May I ask where sourced your case from?
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Great work Ben. She's beautifully done!
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Thank you all for the kind words. Ben the offending frame has now been taken care of, thanks! Also thanks for the likes. Things have been a bit unsettled here and no work has been accomplished. My desire work on anything is not here right now. On the positive side I've received chapter 3 from Chuck as well and the wood to mill for chapter 3 from Modelers Sawmill. As expected it is all perfect! On the downside my little shop companion for the last 14+ years is no longer with us. She kept me company every time I went to the shop. She would even stand by the shop door waiting after dinner knowing it was almost time to go to there. Sawing, sanding, and the occasional cussing never bothered her. I would even leave the room for a minute or two and if I left the light on, she knew I'd right back, so she just stayed in her bed waiting on my return. Our little companions' lives are shorter than ours, but they fill it with a lifetime worth of love and enjoyment. Here's my sweet little Nessie just before her passing. She was the best.
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Thank you Glenn and Brian. Also thanks for all the likes. Moving aft I added the framing jig just like at the bow. Six of the aft frames and then the last gun port frames were added. After that the last frames were filled in the gap. I'll start fairing these frames before I add the wing transom and quarter pieces. Everything is coming along nicely!
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Well I've completed the bow timbers and rough faired it. I was dreading this as I've never been really successful with this part of the build, but I managed to get through it and everything still lines up. Chucks instructions and etched reference lines along with Mikes log really helped. Now I'll move on the aft cant frames which is number 2 on my dread to do list. 😂
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