Jim Lad
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Nicely done, Danny. I wonder if there's a Druxey Challenge Cup? John -
A fully working windlass, no less! John
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Certainly will stay tuned as you take up the 'Druxey pin challenge'.! John
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She certainly is coming along nicely, Jason. Your's is coming along much faster than the original! John
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Thay look really good, Augie. Can't wait to see them sent aloft! John
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Michael, As the knee has to be shorter, it might look better if you made it taller to compensate. John
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That's a great set of pictures, Michael - and a pawl set up that I haven't come across before! John
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Steve, In this close up of the windlass on a small British coaster you can clealy see the anchor cable around what are also clearly wooden staves on the drum. It sounds crazy, but there you go! Michael, it this photo you can see that the post is almost touching the windlass. John
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Yeah, Michael - that looks more 'conventional'! John
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Absolutely delightful work, Robert. John
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A brave move, but I bet you feel a lot happier now that you've done it, Alexandru! John
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Michael, Why not leave the pawl on the centreline and use a longer post so that the pawl drops down on the pawl wheel from above, which is the more usual arrangement? The post can also be quite close to the windlass with the pawl (or pawls) being quite short. John
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By golly, Popeye - she'll be finished before you know it! John
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It might be better on a post, Michael - that would also give another securing point up forward. John
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Russ, I don't know whether this is any help to you, but it's a close up of the pawl gear and drive gear on a small 'Armstrong patent' windlass on a small British coater. Not like your windlass I know, but at least it shows the drive gear which appears to be standard gear tooth shape. John
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ancre Le Fleuron 1729 by rekon54 - 1:24
Jim Lad replied to rekon54's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Beautiful machining, Giorgio - and great to know that all seems well with your heart! John -
Just catching up with what you're up to, Jerry. She looks really good! John
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Popeye, I agree with Tom. The only other configuration might be a fairlead through the rail if it's high enough to accommodate one. John
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It's great to see your Banterer log back, Lami! John
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Good to hear that you're coming good, Grant - even if a little more slowly than you want. Just take care to listen to your doctor and your Admiral and don't try to do too much too soon. John
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More goodies for us, Michael! John
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Nice, Nico, very nice. Can't wait to see her on the water. John
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SS Vinal Haven by TBlack - FINISHED
Jim Lad replied to TBlack's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Looking good, Tom. Those windows look really nice. Adrieke - just a common or garden mining excavator - good for digging big holes quickly! John -
Coming along very nicely, Popeye! John
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Thanks, Mobbsie - yep, a bit more to come yet! John
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