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Tom, will you include the building of the case as part of your log? This is something I'm a bit worried about as my skill level improves to the point I can build a large ship and do it justice.
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alde replied to DocBlake's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
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Your inboard planking sure looks nice Mick. The whole ship looks great and is really coming along. I know what you guys mean about clamps. I've found cloths pins to be very useful and their inexpensive to boot.
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Sherline mill and lathe questions
alde replied to Landlubber Mike's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Mike, I just have my lathe and mill mounted to 3/4" plywood then just C-Clamp them to the workbench when I use them. I don't have the floor space to dedicate to too many tools. -
Rusty, between your beautiful workmanship and Chucks engineering genius that is turning into one fine model.
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Yes he is. I'm glad for him. It's good to see a small business do well.
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I ordered mine a couple of days ago. I was just going to look into making one but I would much rather have Jim's. His quality is second to none.
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HMS Naiad 1797 by albert - FINISHED - 1/48
alde replied to albert's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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Your deck looks really nice. The caulking is perfect.
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Rich, your KC looks fantastic. I have always really liked the look of this ship and your definitely doing her justice.
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What references do you have? There are some modern reprints of period shipbuilding and rigging books that are not to hard to come by.
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