trimmed down the dead flats and got a few of the quarterdeck frames made. the next night or two I will just mainly be making drawing planes as I still have a couple hundred or so more to do. plus with going back to work and getting home at 1230 in the morning not much time to draw.
so after I get the aft frames made I still have to break them down into parts, draw the rising wood (Hog), loft the very aft and make my fashion pieces, build up the transom.
Once that is all finished I will definatley start cutting wood while I start on the bow area loft. I just dont want to start cutting and glueing til I had enough of the aft section there so that it is sturdy and not flimsy where I keep breaking things off as I work on the bow stuff.
This french stuff is so different than the British I also want to make sure I understand it before I start tearing into my wood as cherry and walnut can get expensive as the cherry I have to buy, the walnut I have a limited supply of and its is 7 bucks a board foot which when you start machining it down there a lot of expensive sawdust. It isn't too bad only been messing round for a couple weeks so not like I been procrastinating.
