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Some pins and rails are seen on Vasa's beakhead.
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Looks very nice, Mark. For drilling scuppers, I start with a very small bit and drill from both sides. Hopefully the holes align, but if not, this can be corrected as one gradually opens out the hole. Again, work from both outside and inside. That way is less scary, for sure, and avoids any splintering out on an exit hole.
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Welcome aboard for the voyage!
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I think part of the issue you have is that you overlapped most of the planks instead of edge-butting them for this model. What do the instructions say?
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Ship in trouble by Ab Hoving - FINISHED
druxey replied to Ab Hoving's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Strange. We see so many posts about damaged models and on repairing them instead of taking a perfectly good model and wrecking it deliberately! -
Advantage of the Byrnes/Other hobby saws
druxey replied to aaronc's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
All of the above. Also, there is the question of safety when cutting stock of small dimension. However, the biggest advantages are that less wood ends up as sawdust and finer control of thickness. -
drilling hole through wire
druxey replied to BETAQDAVE's topic in Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings
Presumably the wire is flattened first to widen it. Anneal to soften the metal, then centermark and drill.
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