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42rocker

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  1. Charge right in and go for it. Way to go! Buy a lathe and jump right in and make something that looks great! Great Job. Later Tim
  2. Outstanding work. Your attention to detail is great. Nice work. Thanks for sharing it. Later Tim
  3. Tony Why don't you post that pdf for us to check out. Michael Nice as always. Later Tim
  4. What you are doing looks great. Can't wait to see more. You might want to play with different feed rates on the last pass or two. Might make for a better finish. That said your finish looked good to me. Enjoy the build. A another person (different site) did a thread on cnc-ing a Sherline mill. He works in metal. A list of approx costs. 1st cnc stuff $500 - several sites can sell the motors etc under $500. 2nd program free 3rd computer hope that the one that you are reading this on can be used 4th sherline mill about $1,000. Lots of time and some building of the small parts. and it can be done. If you want details on this pm me so this thread is not high jacketed. Later Tim
  5. Save up some more money and get it right the first time. See the Byrnes table saw link posted above. If you buy something lower you just might end up wishing you had bought the Byrnes. Later Tim
  6. Well you thread made me remember, so I went and looked at the pics I took and thought that I would post them in a different thread. Take a look if you want to. http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/6177-seaports-and-their-forts-at-the-louvre-paris-france/?p=179294 Later Tim
  7. This looks like it's going to be an interesting project. Hope to see a lot more of it. I took a lot of dock yards pics in the Louvre while visiting Paris. They had a huge room of dock yard setups and/or their fortications in nice diorama's. Spend about an hour looking over everything and taking pics. I don't believe that there were any English ones. Later Tim
  8. Your still way ahead of me on this one. We both need to do a little more. Me more than you of course. LOL Enjoy Life Later Tim
  9. Sorry to read about the loss of your brother. Thoughts and Prayers to you and yours and his family. Your good work is showing on your build. Remember and enjoy the build and let it always bring back good thoughts of your brother. Later Tim
  10. And a Good Smell also. LOL Welcome to building the cross section. Good Luck with it. Later Tim
  11. Remember one thing on a redo. Take your time and get it the way that you want to as you will always look at that area. Good Luck and enjoy the build. Later Tim
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