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  1. Rustyj
    Hi All, Well the Winnie is in dry dock, I've finished the Cazador for my grandson, things have calmed down and now I'll start my build log for Chucks Syren Ship Model Company's HM Cutter Cheerful 1806 in 1:48 scale. The model will also be fully rigged. I plan on using a lot of Chucks available laser cut parts. Most of the wood used in the model will be boxwood except for the deck which will be holly and the bulkheads which are plywood. I know there are plenty of great Cheerful’s being built here and anything I do won't be different from those build. I've listed the build here as a scratch build but quite honestly with Chuck's laser cut parts it's a lot like a kit.The plans and practicum are Chuck’s usual splendid work. Easy to understand and very precise. Here are the laser cut bulkheads. The two halves of the bulkhead former weighted waiting for the glue to dry. The keel attached. All of the bulkheads added and drying. Lots a sanding to do next to fair the bulkheads.
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    Thank you for the kind words Janet. The moldings and other pieces were attached with a thin coat of CA glue.
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    Hi Mike, You are turning out one fine model. Your description of the outhaul block will be very helpful.
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    I'm at a loss for words. Purely stunning!
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    Hi Vic, You are doing some wonderful work. Love it.
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    Well done mate. I guess we can put to bed you worries about turning those guns. Splendid job!
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    Hi Bob, I don't know what's "correct" either but I sure like the way you did them!
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    Hi Ben. I too use the dust deputy and it really works well. I filled the collection bin on it and there was almost no dust in the shop vac. Because of this there is no loss of suction. The also have larger set ups should you so desire.
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    You may have to pry the little boat out of the docs hands! I see him wanting to keep them both!
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    Great workmanship Bob! Love it.
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    Hi Chris. I've used the dremel in their drill press stand, a bench top drill press with spindle sanding drum and a full sized oscillating sanded for thicker pieces. All worked for me you just have to get a good rhythm. Speed wise a low to medium speed worked well. Anything faster burned the wood.
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    She's looking soooooo good. Enjoy thanksgiving with your family.
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    That looks really good Bob. Well done.
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    Well done Dave. The Doc will love it.
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    Let the fun begin!
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    Hi Dave, Thats some really nice rigging work. Well done!
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    Hi Mobbsie, That is a truley wonderful cross section and I really like what you did with the stand too!
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    Hi Chuck, Great description and pictorial. It will be very helpful! Thanks.
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    Sorry to hear you've been sidelined. Take care and focus on getting better. We'll be here patiently waiting to see more of your splendid work.
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    Great work Mobbsie. Two thumbs, 8 fingers and a whole lot of clapping!
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    Great to hear you're "out of the woods" Dave. You've done a great job on her so far and the color scheme looks real good even to a northerner!
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    Hi Bob. I agree with everyone on the superb, as always, planking job! I can't wait to see the inboard work.
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    Great idea Dave. I'll be sure to give it a try!
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    Great work there Bob. Everything looks so good. Sorry about the hand cramps but it was definitely worth it.
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    I can't say enough about the planking. Simply beautiful!

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