HMS EURYALUS by Matiz - FINISHED - scale 1:56

[Amalio]

How much would I like to spend a day with you in your workshop !!!!!

[matiz]

Hi, and thanks 🙂 
Allan, I am looking at the drawings, and I was wondering if there were any gratings in the lower and upper decks, I only see them shown in the forecastle deck, it's correct?

[druxey]

I've never seen upper stern framing constructed off the model before; an interesting approach! Lovely work, as usual.

[wrkempson]

I am enjoying your progress.  The level of precision is remarkable.

 

If memory serves, there are three openings aft the capstan labeled "Gra," "tin," and "g" which is to say, "Grating."  Also, apertures labeled "Hatch" or the like can have gratings as well.  Dashed lines on these openings indicate a shelf in the timber to receive the grating.

 

Well done and inspiring.  Thank you for sharing.

 

Wayne

[matiz]

3 hours ago, wrkempson said:

I am enjoying your progress.  The level of precision is remarkable.

 

If memory serves, there are three openings aft the capstan labeled "Gra," "tin," and "g" which is to say, "Grating."  Also, apertures labeled "Hatch" or the like can have gratings as well.  Dashed lines on these openings indicate a shelf in the timber to receive the grating.

 

Well done and inspiring.  Thank you for sharing.

 

Wayne

Thank you, Wayne, it is a great pleasure for me to know that you and Allan follow my work, I consider gratings where Hatch is written as well

[matiz]

17 hours ago, druxey said:

I've never seen upper stern framing constructed off the model before; an interesting approach! Lovely work, as usual.

Thanks, Druxey 

[Alex M]

Hi Matiz, it is really great work!

 

Greats

Alex

[Hubac's Historian]

Consider me a "like" for every post!  I really appreciate your methodical approach and precise workmanship.  I will follow with great interest.

[matiz]

Hi, and Thanks ☺️

 

Main Wales

 

 

[matiz]

Hi ☺️

 

 

[dvm27]

Cutting those sill mortises perfectly is no easy task Matiz. As usual your work is perfection. I like your little mini-clamp which you are using to prevent the frames from shifting while working on the sill mortises.

[matiz]

On 9/13/2021 at 6:41 PM, dvm27 said:

Cutting those sill mortises perfectly is no easy task Matiz. As usual your work is perfection. I like your little mini-clamp which you are using to prevent the frames from shifting while working on the sill mortises.

Thanks, <Greg, and thanks for the like ☺️

[matiz]

Hi 😊

[matiz]

Hi 😊

[albert]

Fantastic work Tiziano bravissimo.

[John Cheevers]

Love the symmetry!

 

[matiz]

Tanks to all 💗

 

 

 

 

[Amalio]

Is perfect Tiziano.

[jose_b]

A repetitive and accurate work! It's fantastic!

[Jorge Diaz O]

Perfect work sir.

[Tony Hunt]

Wow.

[matiz]

Hi, and tanks to all  😊

 

 

[Justin P.]

Just catching up!  Wow.   Your carpentry is superb and the detail...   this is going to be quite the piece.    I look forward to following along. 

[allanyed]

All is beautiful, and I especially like seeing how you set up the stock to mill the beams.  Now that I have finally gotten a milling machine, this is a task I am anxious to try using your method.   Beats doing it manually by hand with chisels! 

Allan

 

 

[matiz]

Hi 😊

Tanks Justin, tanks Allan, and tanks to all

 

[Kevin]

that is just beautiful

[matiz]

Hi, and tanks to all 😊

 

a question for Wayne et Allan: in the drawing, on the upper deck, the bread bins room is without a door, maybe it's just a platform? Thank you

 

 

 

[allanyed]

Ciao Matiz

I am not sure I understand.   The lower deck drawing shows the bread bins and scuttle that leads to the bread room below which, if I remember correctly,   was a platform on the Orlop level.   I believe the bins on the lower deck had doors into them from the sides. 

 

The upper deck in that area aft has the great cabin, bed place and coach, and there would normally not be any access to get below to the bread bins these areas.

 

Maybe I am missing something here and Wayne can clarify.

 

Allan

[matiz]

Allan, this is the picture, bread bins, Lower deck

[Hubac's Historian]

Matiz, your pace is astonishing!  Are you able to work on the model, more or less, full-time?