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Received my package two days ago. I lose track of time on a daily basis but I’m pretty sure my order took less than a week.
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What a stunning achievement! Amazing work! JJ
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Seeing you and Chris develop models with your cutters shows how valuable they are. It would be nearly impossible to move a prototype through that quick without one.
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I need a laser cutter to bring all my bad ideas to life!
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I think it’s a sign that you have a successful business Chuck.
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Thanks Chuck, Ron and Matt for the comments and all the likes. Matt, I find that If there is sandpaper, glue and sticks laying around I make sanding tools on the fly, I end up having hundreds of these little things laying around. I guess it’s easier to make them rather than keep track of them. But it’s very easy to tailor them to nooks and crannies that conventional tools can’t reach.
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I’ve just decided that sanding the outer hull is much more enjoyable than the inner. With that being said I’ve completed 80% of the port side with a rough sanding. The planks went down as Chuck prescribed, the only deviation I made aside from the month long lighting project was to glue the plank under the gunports down first to establish the correct run for the other three rows, the lowest 7/32 plank went in last which was a little bit harder to accomplish, the second layer will go down much easier. I Also got to poke around with the laser panels to see how much work I have ahead of me a
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Looking good Kevin. I built Dorade about 10 years ago and what a fantastic kit it is. Dorade is one of my favorite yachts. She still races to this day and is still quite a competitive boat for her class. I’ve seen her several times and even raced against her in a classics regatta. Enjoy the build. JJ
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I think I need one of these... should be able to work it in next to my Winnie.
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