Dziadeczek
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Dziadeczek reacted to giampieroricci in HMS PEGASUS by giampieroricci - Scale 1:36 - Swan-Class Sloop from plans by David Antscherl & Greg Herbert
I have finished the nailing.
7588 nails have been driven so far.....😄
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Dziadeczek reacted to Bitao in NAIAD 1797 by Bitao - 1:60
Thank you for your attention and support over the past year! And a merry Christmas to you all in advance!
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from ccoyle in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from JpR62 in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from reklein in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from BLACK VIKING in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek reacted to marsalv in Le Gros Ventre by marsalv - FINISHED - 1:48 - POF
Thank you albert.
Forecastle and quaterdeck breastwork.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from mtaylor in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from Edwardkenway in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from Canute in Lathe
I recently turned all yards for my "Frenchie" on my Sherline lathe (long bed type). With the exception of a few shortest ones, all others were too long to do it from one square piece of wood. So I had to do them in sections (three), two 'arms' and one center octagonal piece. Afterwards I glued them together with round pegs (flutted dowels) and Titebond glue into predrilled holes. The joints are invisible.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from measuretwice in Lathe
"The Home Machinist's Handbook" by Doug Briney and
"Tabletop Machining" by Joe Martin
Both are talking mostly about the Sherline, but general principles are the same for all.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from Canute in Lathe
With a metal lathe you can turn soft metals (brass, copper, aluminum and perhaps even soft steel) as well as wood, but with a wood lathe you can only turn wood.
Good quality lathe (Sherline, Proxxon, Taig) doesn't come cheaply, though... On the other hand, it is an investment for life...
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from BETAQDAVE in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from Canute in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from Jack12477 in Ship paintings
This painting reminds me of another one - a large mural in the Air Museum in Palm Springs, California... Different ships, different planes though, but...
Thanks! 🙂
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Dziadeczek reacted to ChrisSC in Queen Elizabeth 2 by ChrisSC - Gunze Sangyo - 1/450 - PLASTIC
Thanks OC. I just blackened all the portholes on the white area of the hull. That's it for today.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from Keith Black in Lathe
I recently turned all yards for my "Frenchie" on my Sherline lathe (long bed type). With the exception of a few shortest ones, all others were too long to do it from one square piece of wood. So I had to do them in sections (three), two 'arms' and one center octagonal piece. Afterwards I glued them together with round pegs (flutted dowels) and Titebond glue into predrilled holes. The joints are invisible.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from mtaylor in Lathe
I recently turned all yards for my "Frenchie" on my Sherline lathe (long bed type). With the exception of a few shortest ones, all others were too long to do it from one square piece of wood. So I had to do them in sections (three), two 'arms' and one center octagonal piece. Afterwards I glued them together with round pegs (flutted dowels) and Titebond glue into predrilled holes. The joints are invisible.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from JpR62 in Lathe
I recently turned all yards for my "Frenchie" on my Sherline lathe (long bed type). With the exception of a few shortest ones, all others were too long to do it from one square piece of wood. So I had to do them in sections (three), two 'arms' and one center octagonal piece. Afterwards I glued them together with round pegs (flutted dowels) and Titebond glue into predrilled holes. The joints are invisible.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from Canute in Lathe
"The Home Machinist's Handbook" by Doug Briney and
"Tabletop Machining" by Joe Martin
Both are talking mostly about the Sherline, but general principles are the same for all.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from mtaylor in Lathe
"The Home Machinist's Handbook" by Doug Briney and
"Tabletop Machining" by Joe Martin
Both are talking mostly about the Sherline, but general principles are the same for all.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from mtaylor in Lathe
With a metal lathe you can turn soft metals (brass, copper, aluminum and perhaps even soft steel) as well as wood, but with a wood lathe you can only turn wood.
Good quality lathe (Sherline, Proxxon, Taig) doesn't come cheaply, though... On the other hand, it is an investment for life...
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from kuya in Would like help identifying clamp and suggestions where I might buy some
I once made a handful of such mini C clamps from a length of aluminium U channel, slicing it on my Preac saw into narrow sections, drilling holes and thread tapping them to match my screws. Mine have 1/2 inch throat size, but perhaps you could also find your size in a hardware store.
These are not heavy duty, plenty of power to hold planks, though.
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Dziadeczek got a reaction from EricWilliamMarshall in Shipyard Cardboard kits
Why don't you scan the Polish instructions, indicate parts you don't understand and attach this here and I will try to help you.
I do speak Polish, so I might be able to help.
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