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I tried Gorilla Super Glue, but it was far to tough (banging its chest but wouldn't squeez out of the bottle) OC.
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Very nice work - not that easy attaching all those ropes in confined areas - I know. OC.
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Thank you kindly wallace, it will get better - it does it quite a lot, its more annoying than anything - gets in the way. OC.
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Hi all, Im just having a short breather from the pearl, while I was working fitting the lower mizzen back stays - and fitting the main upper shrouds, my hand condition (Dupuytren's contracture) in my left hand started realy giving me grief and my small finger locked. It normaly just needs a few days to settle down - then I will be back on the build as Im starting to see the wood through the trees, and can see my Mosquito build calling me. OC.
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