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  1. Rustyj
    Here is the making of the ships stove.
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    Rudder cover, mass painting of the barrels and the start of the bulkhead.
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    Cutting the copper tape to make plates and coppering the hull.
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    More hull and deck planking.
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    Here is a view of the cannon construction.
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    Augie you’re being too modest! I’ve seen your work and it is very good. Besides we both have the same teacher. Ok here are some more pictures.
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    Hi Robert and thank you. The wire I used was craft wire. It was copper wire clad with a black covering. I believe it was around 24 gauge. I measured the shaft I wrapped the wire around and it was .054” (a little under 1/16”) so the rings should be pretty close to that. The size of the rings is just what I thought looked right and not taken from any measurement. Thanks again.
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    Hi Augie, If I remeber correctly???? The stem is pear as well as the framing for the hatchs. I used some cherry for assorted deck pieces, binnacle, shot racks etc.
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    The hull was planked using basswood as I was going to cover it with copper plates.
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    Hi All, I've been digging through my file and I'm putting to gether the pictures for my scratch build of Chucks Model Shipways Syren. The build is in the 1:64 scale. The main wood used was Boxwood, Cherry, Holly and Swiss Pear. This log was started back in 2007 and I was bad about taking pictures but here is what I have.
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    Some more deck work
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    Here is the ebony and holly strips I made to deck the great cabin floor as well as placing the hatchs and starting the planking of the deck. The deck planking is boxwood.
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    Hi Pete, I glue them in place and then cut the notches. It will be harder to do it this way but for me I feel I can get a better fit in the end.
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    Very well done Mario. It's a great reference for the rest of us. Thanks.
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    Nothing much to show other than just working my way across the lower gun deck. I temporarily glued the plans on because I didn't trust myself to transfer the measurements. Seems to make straighter lines for me at least.
  16. Rustyj
    And here is the start of doing some interior hatches etc. The red wood on the hatches is bloodwood.
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    Here is some more.
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    Hey it's no problem Ben. Love the talk. Yves having been one of the lucky ones I understand your wishes.
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    I have not seen the castings from the kit but I did see the mess they made of the figurehead. Ben are you out there? Can you help?
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    Hi Frank.I don't have any jigs and such but to cut the insert I do use the same size blade. It's aluminum and doesn't seem to dull the blade.
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    Here are the stern decorations the were generously provided by Chuck. They are resin cast by Chuck and then painted by me. I could take 50 years and not be able to sculpt anything close to this.
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    Your Welcome Sinan, Here is some more
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    Well done Augie, I know what a bugger they can be and you nailed it!
  24. Rustyj
    Hi Neill, IMHO the accessories you will need the most are the Extended Rip Fence, Miter Extension and Zero-Clearance Inserts. How many inserts depends on how many types of blades you will be using. I have one insert for each type. Other accessories are nice but these are the ones I use the most. I hope this helps.
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