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Cutter Cheerful 1806 by rafine - FINISHED
Rustyj replied to rafine's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Hi Bob, Great to see that you have started on your Cheerful. You sure don't let any grass grow under your feet! I'm looking forward to following along with you and eventually building too.- 525 replies
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Hi Bob. Tremendous job. You've made a fantastic model from what was truly a, let's say, difficult start. Your perseverance really paid off two fold. You ended up with what was an enjoyable experience and we had the pleasure and a tremendous amount of enjoyment following along. Well done mate and on to the new build!
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Hi Bob, Well I'm finishing up an Occre Xebec "Cazador" for my grandson. Been building it on and off for three years now. No build log but I'll post pics when completed. Got some catching up to do on various things around the home that I'm behind on too. Hopefully that will put me on track to start the Cheerful when you do. I've ordered the parts and plans now I just need to get things squared away.
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Great job Mobbsie. Your joints and finish is perfect. Love it!
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Hi Bob. It's been real fun following along with you on this build and admiring your wonderful workmanship. I'll miss this build almost as much as you probably will.
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Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Maury S - 1:48 - POB
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Thanks for the props Augie. Yes it's boxwood and you can see it was cut from different batches of wood. I never noticed the color difference until I started planking her. Thankfully as it ages the difference is not so obvious.
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A1000 hours! Wow. Well worth every minute I say.
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Hi Grant. Looking really good there. Those mini spales are great. I wish I had them when doing the deck clamps.
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Hi Augie, Really nice workmanship. I agree the water ways and margin plank on both sides looks good. Copies of the plans are a must for aligning the lower stanchions. Great job!
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Great job on the rigging Bob. As Augie said its pure gold.
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Well done Grant. You did a great job on it!
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Hi Bob. You're masts and rigging are outstanding. So crisp and clean. I'm really enjoying following along.
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Hi Grant. Best of luck to you on your surgery. That shell room was one testy little jig saw puzzle. Hopefully you've got it licked now. Again my best to you for a speedy recovery!
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Hi Ben. There sure is a lot of sanding on a big frame like that. I too sanded to 150 grit on the areas to be planked and then progressively down to 400. Very seldom did I go any finer than that. Keep up the great work.
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Great work Mobbsie. I danced to that tune whilst building that too. You got a good ear for the music
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Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Maury S - 1:48 - POB
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Very nice Maury. Reading this really makes me want to dive in and join you! I'll just have to settle for watching your fine workmanship. -
That's some fine work there Bob. Always a pleasure to check in on you.
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Hi Mobbsie, Everything is looking really good. I sure am enjoying watching all these builds.
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I LIKE IT! Well done Grant and I agree. Do the bolts.
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Hi Grant. I'd really like to see them sanded and the poly finish applied first. I found out the hard way that the poly can really change the look.
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Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Maury S - 1:48 - POB
Rustyj replied to Maury S's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Hi Maury, As you said getting the shape right is very important and the sanding will take a bit as that plywood is strong stuff. She's looking really really good.
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