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Today, I started by making the Turnbuckles, I then turned my attention to making the Blocks, I thought about this a lot and I wanted them to look more like real Blocks. I modeled these after the Harken Blocks on my boat. Another thing that I wanted was to have the Halyards in easy reach of the Cockpit rather than have them Cleated to the Mast. ( this is better for single handing the boat )I then attached the Turnbuckles and prepped the Mast for the Standing rigging. With the stays attached to the Mast, I installed the Jib halyard Block and the Blocks for the Halyards. I then ran the rope for the Halyards extra long. Next will be to finish making the blocks for the running rigging and install the standing rigging. Here are the results
- Jack12477, michael mott, yvesvidal and 6 others
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Thank You, Patrick, 3's a charm, All the varnishing is Complete, I hope to squeeze in a few hours today,
Thank You, Yves, Actually, the one in the water is the first one I built,( she now lives in Florida ) the one with the sails ( in the photo ) is the second build ( I currently have it listed on ebay ) here is the rundown of the 3 boats #1 on top #2 middle and #3 bottom
Best Regards,
Pete
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Simply Amazing Nils, Beautiful work
Best Regards,
Pete
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Thank You, Jon, The key to a good finish is going slow, taking your time to make sure the prep( mostly sanding ) is smooth
Thank You, Patrick, It's not sad at all, The fun for me is building them, so if I can sell a few here and there it helps finance future builds, I mostly end up giving them to friends and family
Best Regards,
Pete
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Thank You, Piet, I let the first one Sail ( she is now in Florida ) I am pleased with the set of Sails for this boat
Hi David B., The material for the sails is a Sport cloth with blue ripstop nylon trim
Thanks John, I had a lot of fun that day, I did a series of sea trials for the first boat, wich was part of the build log. She sailed very well
Thank you, Nils, The Sails for this boat turned out better than on the previous 2 builds.
Best Regards,
Pete
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After a busy week ( wich still continues ) I have managed to squeeze in a few hours here and there in the Sail Loft. Ironically, Out of all the Boats I have built, Only the Buzzards Bay 14 have I made Sails for every time. ( This was pointed out to me by Kate ) After many failed attempts, I am pleased with the Sail set for this boat. ( Main and Jib ) I thought I would show the set from the previous Builds. ( # 1 is the Boat in the water) Here are the results
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24' gaff-rigged ketch by vaddoc - FINISHED - Scale 1:12- exploration - a Tad Roberts design
in - Build logs for subjects built 1901 - Present Day
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Wow, Vaddoc, That is Amazing, Congratulations. I thoroughly enjoyed watching you build this Beauty. Well done
Best Regards,
Pete