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  1. mtaylor
    Mike, I'm probably not going to resist.... it's the building part. I have more on shelf than I could ever build.. but this one.. might be the most fun. I'm going to follow my own advice here.... "Give into temptation. It may only come this way once." :P
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    Very cool, Jesse. I'll bet it looks great hanging on the tree this year.
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    Mike, Wood choices are yours totally. Some use boxwood, cherry, ebony, holly, oak, basswood. Just whatever they feel comfortable it and is affordable. As for where.... Crown Timbers, The Lumberyard, for starters. You'll have to specify what sizes and quantities as I don't think they have a "timbering set" as such for the Triton.
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    I find myself scaring myself when I look at that... tempting... very, very tempting. And an excellent discount for pre-ordering adds to that.
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    Looking very ship-shape, Daniel. That's interesting about the bottles. One would think that for kit, they would use a bottle with a wide enough opening.
  6. mtaylor
    Sweet work on the skylight. Have a good trip and congrats on the granddaughter.
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    I think we've all been there on the improvisation, Erik. We shipbuilders seem to have adopted this motto: "Adapt, Improvise, Overcome".
  8. mtaylor
    I'm no Jedi... just seemed to sound like one. I don't think I've attained junior-padawan grade yet.
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    Jeff is right, Tom. If you're not sure and skip it, you'll look back later and wonder "why didn't I?". You still have time to decide. Make the other sails and let your feeling float to the top. Then go with them. Crikey.. I'm soundling like Yoda or Obiwan now....
  10. mtaylor
    Almost missed it.. Happy Birthday Jesse. May there be many many more.
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    It's nice to see the cutter back "on the bench", Michael. I'm looking forward to what follows.
  12. mtaylor
    Patrick beat me to it. I was thinking the same thing.
  13. mtaylor
    Thanks Henry. I was having a senior moment when I wrote that.
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    Gunther is right... same stuff I get at my local hobby shop... but their name is on it. I have several tube of it in vary viscosities. Mostly it's getting old and hard as I don't use it much.
  15. mtaylor
    I'm sorry to hear of your loss. As others have said, it's the memories that we have that are important now. I hope the memories are all fond ones and put a smile on your face.
  16. mtaylor
    Beautiful work, Albert.
  17. mtaylor
    Good wishes on the repairs. Clutch work on some cars is easy, others with front wheel drive, not so easy. If it's a good service shop, you'll get good work at a fair price.
  18. mtaylor
    Hi Panagiotis, Beautiful work. I thought, from the detail that it was a lot bigger. To pack that much detail in that size is amazing.
  19. mtaylor
    Those look like some sort of feed-through (for lack of a better term). The line would come down, feed through it and belay at the belaying pin. I'm thinking this because it looks like there's belaying pin holes in the rail above it. I could be wrong.
  20. mtaylor
    Boris, Do some Googling on "Anatomy of the Ship" along with Endeavour. Depending on where in the world you are, you might find it close by or get it mail order with reasonable shipping.
  21. mtaylor
    Lovely work, Grant. The mortar looks great.
  22. mtaylor
    Sheer genius. Mark
  23. mtaylor
    I've got the Proxxon FMZ and recommend it. I've also a small one from Lowe's but it's about to hit the trash as the Proxxon is so much better.
  24. mtaylor
    I'm following along and all I can think is "just unbelievable". Wonderful work, Dan.
  25. mtaylor
    That is one nice deckhouse, Nenad.

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