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    Some of my models lined up!
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    Yes, you are right in that part, the software is more unstable than two years ago. SketchUp is just getting better and better. Being owned by Trimble made a huge difference.
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    I am very much into 3D drafting but using Fusion360 and SketchUp. This turbin looks amazing, great job. Wish I had the same skills.
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    Well, I am one of them...🙂
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    Mark, I wish I had the same time to spend with my build. However, yours is coming along beautifully.
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    I truly like your progress. My Emma is still on the shelf, wrapped up.
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    I am so glad to see you're back at the work bench and got inspiration to continue your work on Emma. Hmm, that work bench configuration ...... seems familiar
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    Pretty steep price for the Weller unit but may be worth the investment. Soldering is part of ship modeling.
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    Mark, I don't have enough with drawers...😄, my shop is cluttered!
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    All I can say is..... WOW! This is an impressive ship and lovely model. She is huge. Teehee, at least my 16ft work bench would be good enough....😀
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    Dan, I think all of us have a different environment to have our shop setups. My workshop already had huge L-shaped wall mounted standing table, 33 inches heigh. The size is 16' by 6'! That's feet! The depth is to shallow in my opinion only 24 inches. It was there when we bought our current house with separate non-functional garage now workshop. Then I am using a foldable table to sit down at. I am spoiled having too much space. 🙂 However, two kitchen cabinets with a solid top works (like an old flat front door) just fine as well. That's what I had before. You can't have enough with drawer space. Helps to keep the clutter down. Which I am lacking off right now.
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    I like to welcome you to our group. Firewatcher in Idaho! That"s a responsible job. Now as for starter kit, I second every one that made their input. Maybe getting a non-masted model could be a way to get started and easy to move when needed. Not as delicate as a masted version. Good luck and start a build log.
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    Thanks for letting me know. Fortunate I a big fridge in the garage/workskop.
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    That's my intention, looking forward trying out. Thanks
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    After some sanding the gate turned out fair.
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    Been working behind the scenes as both spreaders are almost done. I used the old regular solder I had but the outcome is not to my satisfaction. Tomorrow there is a small package from Amazon containing Solder-It, which I will try out. But here is the current solder of "bolt" on irongate.
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    Still an impressive size and weight. Oh my, would I like to have that ship on the shelf.
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    Okay, so we have 12kg of laser cut sheets. I am curious how much will be "waste". Is 20% a reasonable guess?
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    Chris, A warm
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    I am so pleased to have the sander/ thickness sander and table saw of Byrnes. My best tool investment ever!
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    So impressive!
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    But there is Therapy for Shipaholics, here at MSW...😁
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    You did a wonderful job! I like it.
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    Or a separate house...... Someone wise said, "Happy wife, happy life" But sometimes you just have to take command and charge.... because I want to be happy too...🙂
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    Ed, I love the detailing you are doing. Very inspirational and helpful! I thank you for that.

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