Pete38
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Chad86 a former Triton Cross Section Builder had a materials list. I think I saved a copy of it somewhere. Will look when I get home from work. It is in excell format. -
That boxwood looking really nice. Deck are going to look real good. Great start
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Nice clean treenails... Your wood looks very nice... really enjoy your build pictures......nice saw alsop
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Looking good, Great start!!!
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Very Nice Work!!!
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That looks like a nice fit of the keel to the frames. How did you cut the slot in the frames for the keel?
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Nice looking frames, off to a great start!!
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Sawdust, she's looking real good!!
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Rummy, Nice to see you start back. Looking forward to more!!! The Oak is kinda hard
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Pablo, very nice work. Really like your metal work!
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At 1:32 scale I printed the downloaded plans at 150% Keel length about 7.5" inchs frames about 9.5" tall and abouit 13" at wides point I had to use Super B size paper 13" X 19" Hope this helps
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Today I finished making my frame gluing up jig. Then I started assembly of lmy first frame "c" , I have done made 3 futocks for "c" so my scap pile should be fairly large when I get done.
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Treenail look great! Is that bamboo you are using?
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Looking really nice Good to see your back, looking forward to more
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Once agan, Looking good Nice to see your back great build log.
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Mark, Thanks for looking in. Russ Wanted to make sure everything would be square! Bob Real good friend, says he has about 200 board ft in the attic of a barn for the last 15 or so years. Doesn't know what to do with, so I can get more if needed. He is into blacksmithing (has his own forge, so I throw some old files and stuff his way when I find them.
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Bob, nice to see you start your log back here, Lookiing forward!!!
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Good top see you starting the log back. Looking forward to following along.
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Real nice. Will have to try.
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Next I am going to make the frame jig I need to glue the frames up. Hopefully this weekend will have something new to post!
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Next I started building my buildboard. Using some 3/4 MDF and some shelving brackets (taken from a shelf in my garage) I used spray adhesive to attached the frame locations to the buildboard.
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Next started the keel, keelson and false keel. Sawed and sanded to size using my Byrnes table saw and thickness sander. When cutting the rabbit I used a razor blade shaped to the size. Before I started scrapping with the blade, since I am doing this in 1:32 scale was able to take a lot of the wast out of the rabbit with the table saw. Then I used the blade to final shape the rabbit.
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Here we go. The cherry wood was given to me by a friend where I work. More than enough for this build and then some. Resized the wood to the thickness I needed and then using 3M spray adhesive, applied the frames to the wood. Cut out all the frames and stored in separate marked bags so I wouldn't get confused
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The good thing about my build log is it had just started so won't take long to get back everything, just have to rember where I put the pictures. Will post later tonight! It's just good to be back.
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