Thanks Paul. It is quite a slow, but rewarding process. Or maybe, I'm just a slow builder? Still enjoying this build better than any other in the past.Let's see: 5-6 hours for half of 4 frames. Impressive and sobering all at the same time.
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Thanks Paul. It is quite a slow, but rewarding process. Or maybe, I'm just a slow builder? Still enjoying this build better than any other in the past.Let's see: 5-6 hours for half of 4 frames. Impressive and sobering all at the same time.






Method is described in The Fully Framed Model HMN Swan Class Sloops 1767-1780 Volume 1. There are couple of pictures of setting up transom and cant frame in Hayling Hoy. In the previous post I mentioned "breath" line - should be "breadth" line. My apologies.Thanks @Gennaro .
In which book by David Antscherl he describes this method


