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Posted

That’s why i bought one 😁

But don’t let you head down.

Take a deep breath and start over again.

I will see what you have make of it after my shift for the RET ( bus )

 

Sjors

Posted

HI Sjors, I want to buy one in the future as well, but at the moment I have been home sick for a year now, which has cost me quite some money. But, What's in the barrel doesn't acidify. 😁 Next Thursday I will be admitted to the Erasmus Hospital for a recovery operation on my heart valve.  The operation and recovery is my first priority, after that I'll see.

 

Peter

Posted

That’s not good news Peter.

When you are going to Erasmus next Thursday, i will go to the SFG.

Maybe we can wave to each other.

Take care my friend and my fingers are crossed that everything goes well.

 

Sjors

Posted

Thank you Sjors for the nice words. I appreciate that!

 

SFG, not too serious I hope.

 

Can you imagine the looks on the faces when they see us waving in front of the window. They probably send us straight to the Delta hospital in Rhoon where we can talk about shipbuilding and models while enjoying a cup of coffee.

 

Kind regards,

 

Peter

Posted

I remembered that I had a drill stand in the basement including a Bosch drill that goes with it. Without any problems, the 0.3 mm fitted into the drill head. It's not perfect but it will do for the moment.

 

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I placed the drill standard on the table, placed it wrong and before i knew what happened the standard  fell on the Hermione. Me stupido! Fortunately the damage was not too bad afterwards and easy to restore.

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Tomorrow I will start drilling the holes in the pin rails again.

 

Peter

 

 

 

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

Peter,

I completed the AL Hermione and can say the rigging was a challenge (for me).

I think your larger belay pins will make tying the rigging even more of a challenge.

You did a good job on the your hull.

RussR

 

"Peace is not something you wish for; It's something you make, Something you do, Something you are, And something you give away" by Robert Fulghum

Posted

HI All,

 

@RussR; Thank you for the compliment on the hull. Choosing for the belaying pins created already a challenge  on it's own. The plywood of the pin-rails is breaking during boring out the holes from 0.8 up to 1 mm. I decided the replace the fragile plywood for real wood and make the pin-rails for scrap. The drill and drill press  i used wasn't what i expected from it so i had to find a solution for it, which i did and it's working perfectly for the moment.

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@Sjors,

 

Yes I'm back from the hospital. The operation was successful so that I can now focus on the recovery. I shouldn't put too much strain on my upper body during the first 6 weeks, so I still have 3 more weeks to go. I have reduced my building activities to painting the figurehead and ornaments, which also does not go too smoothly. Despite sanding, degreasing and the use of a primer, the paint does not stick to the surface and damages quite easily.

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I think I'm going to use a different kind of paint for the figurehead. I've started over 3 times and still it's not to my liking. (see the damage on the right ear) Because of this my motivation ebbs away a bit, if you know what I mean.

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Kind regards

 

Peter

Posted

Hello Peter,

 

I’m happy that you are at home again.

I hope that everything is going In the good direction with your health.

The build also goes into the right direction...nice!

If you need another drill standard, i have one from proxxon.

If you want it you can get it.

I don’t know if a Dremel fits in it.

Let me know.

 

Sjors

 

Posted

Hi Sjors,

 

Yes I'm also glad happy that I'm back at home just before the second Corona wave.  Getting slowly fitter every day, who know I'm running the marathon next year🤪 Just kidding, starting back at the work will be fine enough for me.

 

About the Proxxon standard, Can you tell me what the inner diameter is? The Dremel is approx 20 mm.

 

Regards Peter

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

I noticed an interesting coin......As for running, let's see to the running rigging first. Glad to see you're on the mend, mate!

currently: master korabel Schooner Polotsk

finished: the Swift 1805, the Lady Nelson

on the shelf: US Brig Syren, Le Renard and the Hermione

Posted
Posted

 

Hi all,

 

@ Matt D and Dutchman thanks for the kind words. Yes I feel a lot better already, so I can't complain.

 

@ Dutchman, the running rigging has to wait for a later moment. First i have to rig the guns on the main deck.

 

Today I wanted to continue with the assembly of the capstan and the deck grating. Correct me if I'm wrong, but just as with the ladders, something went wrong at the production line and quality control of AL. (look and decide for yourself)

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After some sanding this is the best I've been able to make of it.

 

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In the Netherlands we have a saying for someone who is not easily satisfied. It has something to do with ants ....., but I won't mention that any further.😁 I decided to order the ladders as well as the gratings over the internet.

 

As i mentioned above; i will start with the rigging of the guns. (main deck)

 

Regards

 

Peter

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, Sjors said:

Welcome back Peter,

Nice work on that furniture and that coin is the pocket money of one of your children? 😛


Sjors

 

I wouldn't dare. With their 1.85 they are just a bit too big at the moment. I know my limitations, so I know better.😁

 

Peter

Posted

Hi Matt,

 

It's certainly annoying, I didn't had that much trouble with build of the President. (Sergal kit) unfortunately there are no scale drawings of any part included with the Artesania Latina Kit. Only a CD with instructions and photo's. The only possibility I can think of is to send a PM to one fellow builders here on MSW who also builds the Hermione.

 

I still have a lot of scraps from my previous build (President) to make from scratch. But first i need the dimensions of the capstan.

 

anyway all, those flaws are really time consuming🤐

 

Posted (edited)

When I did my Hermione, I ended up cutting the cap off with a razor saw and adjusted the stem to fit. Now that I look at the completed model I can't tell I did anything.

Most of the flaws that I use to fret over, I can't even remember. Most viewers myself included won't be able to pick your flaws out. Because the rest of the model will over shadows the nit picky flaws. Of course we all want to build the best we can.

As far as time consuming.

I do this for the fun of it and not for a source of aggravation. And this gives my pea brain something to do.

You are doing a great job and I look forward to more. 

RussR 

Edited by RussR

"Peace is not something you wish for; It's something you make, Something you do, Something you are, And something you give away" by Robert Fulghum

Posted

Hi RussR, thanks for the compliment and most likely my capstan will undergo the same adjustment as yours! 

By time-consuming I meant the delivery time of products you order on the internet. Since Covid-19 everyone seems to have a hobby, so the delivery time is sometimes more than a month. I'm not in a rush to finish the Hermione as soon as possible.

But in the meantime while I'm can't go on, I pick-up my guitar and play the blues. 😁 You are right about the flaws and viewers that are looking at it. They don't see! 😁 (sorry but I'm a little pleasantly disturbed)

 

The updates will keep coming till the day I'm finishing Hermione!

PeterB

 

Posted

When you need gratings you can also go to Meyer& Blessing.

I thought they have that.

And playing guitar is not that bad....

We also playing that ....sometimes 😀

Posted

Hi all,

 

The capstan is sawn through, shortened and glued together.

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After some puzzling, sawing and sanding this is what I was able to make of the gratings. RussR, you're right for what you can make of it with a different mindset.😏

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Finally, all the pin rails are made, drilled, painted and trimmed with belaying pins.

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Regards Peter

 

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted (edited)

Hi all,

 

Time for a little update!

 

While waiting for a delivery of materials for the rigging of the guns i spend some time on the rudder and the first life boat.

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Although the lifeboat is not quite ready yet, I am reasonably satisfied with the result.

 

Yesterday the material arrived by courier and I can continue to rig the guns.

 

Up to the next update.

 

Regards Peter

 

 

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Posted

Hi Sjors,

 

Thanks for the compliment.

 

Question: Are you patient enough to let me build your lifeboats. This lifeboat was the first one I made and took me about  a week. 😁

 

Kind regards,

 

Peter

Posted
2 hours ago, PeterB010 said:

Hi Sjors,

 

 

Question: Are you patient enough to let me build your lifeboats. This lifeboat was the first one I made and took me about  a week. 😁

 

Kind regards,

 

Peter

Yes i have 😀

If everything goes as it should be then tomorrow the flirt is (almost) finished.

A few ropes and the anchors and that’s it.

Then i go start rigging the Nuestra Senora del Pilar.

That will take a while so when you have finished the small ones it still takes me some time to finsish the rigging 🤣

 

Sjors

 

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