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I've been slowly chugging along with the re-do. I've decided to repair/refresh all of the yards first and then resume the rigging. Here you'll see I've finished the Main and Fore lower course yards, the Royal Yards and the Spritsail yard. Well it's onto the Topsail and Topgallant yards and the it's back to running more rope.
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Hi Bob, Very nice choice for your new build. As with everyone else I'm eager to see you progress.
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Excellent build Bob. Your workmanship is first rate and its always a pleasure to follow along.
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Well done Bob. Can't wait to see her finished!
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I did it like Kurt did but I don't see why you couldn't leave it place.
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Byrnes Thickness Sander Advice
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Hi Janet. I've used my Byrne's sander for an hour doing boxwood and not had any issues. The only thing I can think would cause it to heat up would be too heavy a load by pushing the wood through at too fast a pace. Might want to email Jim Byrne's and get his opinion. -
Very Nice Andrew, I have that model on the shelf and it has a special meaning to me. My uncle was on the Samuel B when she was sunk. Luckily he was one of the survivors. I look forward to following along.
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Hi B.E. It looks like you've got the stern just right. Very nicely done!
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Very nice Bob. A pleasure to follow along with you.
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Hi Floyd, No problem. The plans I have are from the MSW group build and not the ones from Model Shipways so I don't know about those. Here is a picture of the spacing from my set of plans. As you can see there is plenty of room on these plans. The Model Shipways plans may not be to scale? Not sure. Hope this helps.
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I've now added the fore topgallant stay, fore royal stay, jib stay, flying jib stay as well as the inhauls for both jib stays. I've also completed the bowsprite horse and netting. The standing rigging is now complete. I've removed the yards from the fore mast and I'm going through them and correcting/fixing whatever may be needed.
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Hi Chuck, I've assembled my Syren Rope Rocket and waiting for the glue to dry. The videos are really good but I thought the headless horseman was giving the lesson. Where was your smiling face?
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Hi BE, Your fairing looks spot on. Very nice.
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The standing rigging is getting closer to be completion. I think I can remember what I've finished so far! Both the Fore and main top mast backstays, top gallant shrouds, top gallant backstays and royal backstays. You will also notice that I put a temporary fore royal stay to help steady the fore mast royal while rigging the back stays. Also lines have been tied off but not completed and coils placed until I'm sure I won't have to re-tension them.
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