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  1. captainbob
    Fantastic job, Popeye. The stack is great. Bob
  2. captainbob
    Thanks Popeye. Bob
  3. captainbob
    Yes, been there done that. You think of all kinds of things when you're "in the zone". Bob
  4. captainbob
    Yes Michael, I'm with you. I drew on a board before AutoCad and then when 3d came along I switched to SolidWorks. And for most of that time the software developers have talked about designing a program that could do the conversion. Since I have been away from the industry for so long I was only wondering if a conversion program was ever perfected. Oh well. Bob
  5. captainbob
    Pete48, you sure have that right. Isn't modeling fun? Bob
  6. captainbob
    Thanks Tom, that seems to be the problem with all I've seen. They vecrorize into pionts or short lines and the you still have a lot of work to do. Bob
  7. captainbob
    For years there has been talk of software that will convert raster (scanned) drawings to vector drawings so they can be used with cad software. Is there one on the market that works? It would be a lot easier than having to trace scanned plans. Bob
  8. captainbob
    When I built my Dragon Class, I built it so that everything that could move did just to see if I could. Even the sail slid up the mast in its groove. I will not do it again but it was nice to know I could. Bob
  9. captainbob
    Starting to show her lines and she's looking good. Bob
  10. captainbob
    So am I. I need to make the masts first. I only get to build about 4 or 5 hours a week and with having to make 60 hoops and 50 belaying pins things don't go that fast. Bob
  11. captainbob
    Thanks for the size referance. Your rigging is fantastic. Bob
  12. captainbob
    Looks to me like you're having lots of fun. Keep it up. Bob
  13. captainbob
    Novice or not you did a fine job. Bob
  14. captainbob
    Restoations are tricky in that you don't want it to show what's new and what's old. You've done a great job. Bob
  15. captainbob
    Thank you Maris, Bob
  16. captainbob
    Russ, don't know how I missed this. Very nice addition to your Biloxi fleet. Bob
  17. captainbob
    Interesting method for building a deck. Looks good. Bob
  18. captainbob
    Thank you Maris. I hope I can finish it to your standards. Bob
  19. captainbob
    Beautiful work. bob
  20. captainbob
    Regardless of what you might hear, they’re tricky for everyone. Bob
  21. captainbob
    This looks like a fun build. I'm pulling up a chair now. Bob
  22. captainbob
    Well done. I'll let you paint my waterline anytime. Bob
  23. captainbob
    I like natural wood, although I paint most of my boats. I am not familiar with carracks so I do not know what is correct I only know I like it as it is. Bob
  24. captainbob
    Thanks I would love to drive over and see her but living in Arizona that's kind of hard to do. Bob
  25. captainbob
    Nice looking hull. Well done. Bob

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