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Hi All

I am rigging the Caldercraft Model of HMB endeavour. I have reached the futtock shrouds but my plans are a little ambiguous about the metal bar the shrouds are attached to.  Is the bar on the outside of the lower shrouds (the seaward side) or the inside (the mast side)? Studying the forces involved seems to indicate inside the main shrouds would be logical, but I would like to be sure.

TIA

Pierre

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Hi Pierre,

I have checked on the AotS Book of the Endeavour, the futtock staves are on the inside (mastside), you are right.

Cheers,

Udo

 

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An illustration from The Young Sea Officer's Sheet Anchor by Darcy Lever shows the futtock stave on the inside of shrouds as logic suggests.

 

The book is an excellent source for answers to almost any rigging question with abundant, clear illustrations. Available as a paperback book from the usual internet sources for about $15.

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To Edward and DFellingham - thanks guys, one can always get an answer on this forum!

Pierre

Just Started: Golden Hind scratch build

Previous - Scratch Built :Mayflower  HMS Myrmidon 

Kit: HMB Endeavour

+/- 20 RC Boats:Tugs,Yachts, Skimmers 

4 Miniature Freestyle Sailing Boats

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