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Very nice job Don. We must have gotten our hands from the same store!
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Hi Bob. I spoke with Chuck regarding the cannon a while ago and he said "The cannon are in fact the 1 15/16 resin for the gun deck. 1 9/16 for the upper decks. If you leave the aft port empty like I will you will need 24.....1 15/16 cannon. None in the foremost port either." By the way great choice on the Duchess of Kingston. I'm severely tempted to get her.
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From the pictures it looks like you were a little to aggressive with the sanding. You can build the frame back up with stripe wood on the face if needed. I would wait until you've framed in the stern. Once that's done I would think it will give you better idea of just how much you are off. I hope this helps
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You have my sympathy. Been there done that as they say. Wish I was closer and could help. Ken, Send your sons over so Chuck can get some time on the Winnie! 😂
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That looks really good Glenn.
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Thank you Zarkon and Glenn. I used Admiralty Paints Matt (Metal) Black but I think Dull Black would work just as well. Thanks for the likes too!
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I've now set the hatches and partners in place. I tried real hard to keep them centered. Time will tell. I elevated the capstan partner by 1/32" as called for. I also forgot to include a pic of the waterway. It's 3/64" x 3/64" with one side rounded off to a quarter round molding . Tips of the finger took a bit of a beating from the sandpaper. Next up will be planking between the hatches and lining off the deck for planking. Thanks for stopping by!
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Thanks Chuck. Also thanks for all the likes. In the chapter 4 parts there are laser cut parts for the mast and capstan partners. I was feeling creative so I wanted to see is I could reproduce them in pear. I used Chucks parts as a guide for cutting. First I drilled two holes the same size as the originals. One extra for each size. I figured it was easier to cut them on the full sheet to minimize the chance is splitting and cracking. I cut them on the table saw and then used the disk sander to get them to the correct size. I then cut the remaining pieces to size and assembled them. Next I'll start placing the hatches and partners on the deck.
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Wonderful looking! Well worth all the effort.
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I used the hatch coamings and gratings from the Syren. The laser cutting was perfect and everything went together without issue!
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Thanks Matt. Yes closing the bulkheads always makes me happy! Thank you JJ and Chuck. Having a lot of fun. You're welcome Glenn. Wish I could tell you who passed that onto me a long time ago. Mast partners and hatches are coming along. Thanks for all the likes too!
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That looks nice. I think you'll be really happy with them now!
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The fun continues. The panels for the Captains Cabin were placed with minor adjustments. The inboard stern counter was planked and then the margin planks were placed next. They required a little more work on my part. I took paper and cut a template of the curve at the bow and transferred it to sheet stock. I then marked the inside curve and the cut it out and final fit it. Scarph joints were cut and then the margin planks were added. After the margin planks were added the checkered floor was sanded to fit. Whew now I'm on to building the hatches.
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Glad to see you back at and will have more time to enjoy it!
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