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Hello dear friends, thank you for your kind words and support, that means a lot for me. During the weekend, I continued making the hammock cranes. There are 152 holes with a diameter of 0,5 mm is required. The eyelets I made out of a U-piece brass wire. These are inserted and soldered in two holes. Here are some pics, so you can enjoy them.
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Hello Karl, what a wonderful work! Excellent pictures.
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Hello Karl, thanks for your nice comment. It continues with the production of hammocks cranes. The sheet brass is 0.2 mm thick. The required strips of 1 mm width I sawed with a circular saw. By bonding the sheet to a plywood underlay you get very precise strips. The bending of the eyelets I made with a prepared plier. 38 holders are to be made.
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Hello Karl, always enthusiastic me the excellent work from you. The casting of cannons is a good alternative to turning. This cannon barrels look very realistic.
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Hello Mark, unfortunately my English is not so good. But I try to explain to you: It is correct that way. The breeching rope is long enough. In this type carronade from the year 1830, the recoil was limited with a strong rope. This is called non-recoil-principle. The operator had to go through the gun port to load the carronade from the outside. I hope I have expressed myself correctly.
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Hello, an error has happened to me. The la creole also has 4 cannons. Here the passages of the cannon mouths of the gun-ports lid are smaller as for the carronades. Then unfortunately I have not been paying attention. The bore of the gun barrel I have now made too large. So I have to make this again.
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Thanks all! Meanwhile, all gunports lids were fitted into the ports. Only the last pair is still to be finished. They are for the gun port in the bow on the port side. This gun port is a special case, because of the rounding of the bow. The fit of this cover halves at this place requires special attention. This couple also receives a dropfront as a protection against the armature. To be continued ...
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Hello Karl, hard to believe what you produce. Simply fantastic working
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Hi Karl, the capstans are handcrafted masterpieces. I admire your skills. Absolutely fantastic.
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Hello Robert, your explanation with the photo series is very understandable. This is an outstanding performance.
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