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Really taking shape now, Robin. We have all been there with snapped drill bits. It’s fun digging them out 😡 The fine bits cannot take a lot of lateral pressure. Apparently HSS bits are stronger than the tungsten carbide ones, although the former are more expensive. You should be able to source suitably sized walnut dowel to replace the stock you used on the pumps.In the UK Cornwall Model Boat stocks various sizes. I am sure you will find somewhere closer to home.
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Excellent job on the second planking, nice symmetry to your work.
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Ah historical accuracy, it’s a bit of a martinet!
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Andrew, Learning a lot from your build. Those really are mighty tight curves, hope you have enough spare planks to complete. Would be a shame to hide the excellent job you have done with the planking under a coat of paint.
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Thanks Andrew, Anything that makes planking easier is an asset! I am a bit of a sucker for tools, sometime I forget it is the model that is more important. If you are anything like me you will have a drawer (or 2) of little/unused tools.
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Looking good Andrew. Interested in your use of the proportional dividers. How well do the proportional dividers handle the curve of the hull? Or can you only use them on relatively flat areas?
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Andrew, What a good job you have done on the first planking, as Ronald has pointed out those are pretty tight curves! Will you use CA for the second planking?
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Hey Robin, That is great progress! Sanding and filling will get you a good base for the second planking. The pear planks are slightly thinner and I found these a bit easier to work with. As you say most of it will be under a coat of paint but still good practice! It is a great feeling to finish the hull and start kiting her out. For the nails have you thought about a pin pusher? Vanguard sells this one.
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