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  1. sephirem
    Nice selections to choose from here. I do alot of wood working and some of these will come in hand. One source I use is http://www.woodworkerssource.com/index.php
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    Thanks for the suggestion. I agree, i'm not liking the rat lines so will have to take some time and fix them.
  3. sephirem
    I noticed on the thickness sander drum some screws. Do they not scratch your work piece? Also are there any height adjustments on the thickness sander?
  4. sephirem
    Last of the pics and my current progress. I'm not completly finished. Still have some rigging left and thinking about the Rat lines. Not liking how they are turning out.
  5. sephirem
    Almost done with the pictures.
  6. sephirem
    My next ship builds will be better.
  7. sephirem
    Any comments are welcomed of course.
  8. sephirem
    More pics.
  9. sephirem
    I'm posting my pictures again of my build on the San Fran 2. Previously I didn't get any comments which is fine because I know the build isn't one of the greatest, but this is more for a...what not to do. My wife likes the ship and that's all that counts.
  10. sephirem
    Looking good so far. I'm about complete with mine but will keep an eye on your log and provide whatever help I can.
  11. sephirem
    Thanks for all the suggestions! Looks like I need to go buy some beeswax.
  12. sephirem
    Hey that is a neat idea. I've got plenty of old power supplies and nonfunctional hard drives around.
  13. sephirem
    Thanks, and yes I ment the ends. Is there another method besides glue as it can sometimes get messy? I saw on Model Expo a tool that has a heat tip and not sure if that would be any good?
  14. sephirem
    I was fairly new and didn't have much time to read through every topic previously. Now that everything is gone I figured I would ask this question. How do you get the nice clean edges on frayed lines such as Rat lines? I also have fraying coming from blocks where the thread has been cut. If you have any suggestions to make it look cleaner I'm all ears.

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