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    oh, I'm very sorry if I gave you the impression of being aggressive, hurtful or unkind. That was never my intention. If I appeared like that, I sincerely apologize. I definitely tried to follow James approach to solving the problem, but in everything I did I came to dead ends. It always ends with messages like: This email address or this display name is already being used by another user. Please try again. Or: if we can assign your address, you will receive an email to reset your password. Only no email followed. I'm sorry and I ask you to accept my apology. Alvb
  2. Alvb
    I remembered the password. But I have to inform you that I have tried the usual "forgotten password" method several times in the past without success. I suspect that if I hadn't remembered, I would never have come in here again.
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    Guys, I forgot my password but I want to log in with my new phone. Unfortunately I don't receive any email after I click on "Forgot password". What could be the reason? Please help. Thanks 🙂
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    @Apxeos@Apxeos. I'll blow away some dust. Are there any plan drawings for your design? greeting Bela
  5. Alvb
    Are battens placed over all seams?
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    I like the somewhat irregular, not absolutely accurate. It is alive and natural. There is the craft that was shipbuilding again. Not the engineering of today My respect
  7. Alvb
    Looking at Figures 1 and 10 in Post #48 and assuming that baker's wide planks are correctly routed, I don't think that too narrow plank ends at the bow should be avoided here. Would planks that end half as wide really be narrower than the ones underneath?
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    I think that back then all the planks were unique. Adapted to the situation and determined by the existing timber. So there is no particular need to attach an oversized plank at this point t. It just happened that way during the construction process. Alvb
  9. Alvb
    What can I imagine under a joggle plank?
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    Can you give me the dimensions of the mainsail so I can get an idea. Alvb
  11. Alvb
    What exactly is your question for the halyards? Alvb
  12. Alvb
    For this Era I would assume triangular or pear shaped deadeyes. Alvb
  13. Alvb
    Sorry I replied in English. The fact that this text appeared in German must have been caused by an unintentional operating error. Alvb
  14. Alvb
    Better
  15. Alvb
    Warum ist der Text so groß
  16. Alvb
    Frühe Galeonen, deren Seitenwände mehr zum Heck hin eingezogen waren, konnten die Deadeyes der Besanwanten an den Walen fixieren, ohne die Seitenwand zu berühren. noch etwas verwundert mich. Die Deadeyirons am Haupt- und Vormast enden nicht in Wales. Das weiß ich bis jetzt nicht. Gruß Albb
  17. Alvb
    Děkuji mnohokrát
  18. Alvb
    hallo. how did you glued the plates for the deadeyes for machining at once. Alvb

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