Hi Uwe,
I copy the shape of the planks by putting a piece of 120 grams paper along the previous plank. Then I press the outer line shape of the previous plank into the paper. This creates a template for the next plank.
A Dutch Fluyt in shell first, reconstructing the "Ghost ship" scale 1:36
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I copy the shape of the planks by putting a piece of 120 grams paper along the previous plank. Then I press the outer line shape of the previous plank into the paper. This creates a template for the next plank.
This is the 7 Provincien a much bigger ship, not a fluyt. In general Witsen mentiones the flat had +/- 6 strakes of planks. It is actually not about the number of strakes but about the width of the flat in relation to the total width of the ship.
The flat was +/- 2/3 of the total width of the ship.
The number of strakes were determined by the width of the planks available.
See below a ventjager, much smaller then a fluyt. She only has 4 strakes.
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Thanks Maarten for the information and the real nice pictur of the Seven Provincien
Sorry, my English skills are very limited.
I meant that in figure #300, after the flat, two planks in the deadrise also do not run through to the front. Only the third plank of the actual side wall runs through.
Will you build a rounded deadrise like the 7 Provincien or a kinked one like the ventjager?
I meant that in figure #300, after the flat, two planks in the deadrise also do not run through to the front. Only the third plank of the actual side wall runs through.
Will you build a rounded deadrise like the 7 Provincien or a kinked one like the ventjager?
On the fluyt there will be a small knick.
Nice to see how your model is now, Maarten. With beautiful pictures of this old fashion shipyard.
Regard, Peter
Being on holidays at the moment I started working in my mobile workshop on some carvings. Lets call it carving across Europe currently in the Jura in France.
The carvings are the two hoekmannen which I already prepared before our road trip.
The basis is one of the hoekmannen found at the wreck site. And it is facinating to see that this is not only a statue but also the freeze on the side of the upper transome and the upper and lower console, all in one carving which is a part of the construction.
I will take you step by step through the carving progress during the coming three weeks, a decent European holiday.
First I carve the outlines to free the statue from the freeze.
The deeper parts are removed.
All lines from the print carved into the wood as the print disappears during the process.
I start carving on the individual parts, layer by layer on the hat, hair and arm.
On the forward side I roughly draw the proportions to indicate how far to cut from the image on the side.
Now I also start on the leg, if I have the proportions right I can slowly carve until the correct depth. All ways keep in mind to work in layers, you can remove too much material only once.
This is the work after 2,5 hours of carving, it is a slow process.
The carvings are the two hoekmannen which I already prepared before our road trip.
The basis is one of the hoekmannen found at the wreck site. And it is facinating to see that this is not only a statue but also the freeze on the side of the upper transome and the upper and lower console, all in one carving which is a part of the construction.
I will take you step by step through the carving progress during the coming three weeks, a decent European holiday.
First I carve the outlines to free the statue from the freeze.
The deeper parts are removed.
All lines from the print carved into the wood as the print disappears during the process.
I start carving on the individual parts, layer by layer on the hat, hair and arm.
On the forward side I roughly draw the proportions to indicate how far to cut from the image on the side.
Now I also start on the leg, if I have the proportions right I can slowly carve until the correct depth. All ways keep in mind to work in layers, you can remove too much material only once.
This is the work after 2,5 hours of carving, it is a slow process.
Hi Maarten, how did you carve out the flat (recessed) portion?
Have a wonderful holiday with your bride!
Have a wonderful holiday with your bride!
Hi Paul,
I know you don t want to hear this, but it was done with the small chisels of Mikael Kirchanov, just layer by layer. That s why it takes so much time.
Never leave unprepared
Great...
He's not even answering emails anymore...
But I still don't see how you created a flat floor using these chisels. Maybe one of the dog-leg chisels?
He's not even answering emails anymore...
But I still don't see how you created a flat floor using these chisels. Maybe one of the dog-leg chisels?
It is a pitty because the are excellent, but pfeil has very nice ones also.Great...
He's not even answering emails anymore...
But I still don't see how you created a flat floor using these chisels. Maybe one of the dog-leg chisels?
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No just these, work from top to bottom first, you will get an angled surface. The you work from bottom to top, you wil get a surface with a slight rise in the middle. The you remove the high spot from all sides and you have a flat surface.
Nice work, Maarten. And enjoy your holiday.
PS: when making a campfire beware of throwing the correct piece of wood in the fire
Regards, Peter
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Dear friend
great carving, enjoy from your vacation, the van looks lovely
Thx for the tip.Nice work, Maarten. And enjoy your holiday.
PS: when making a campfire beware of throwing the correct piece of wood in the fire
Regards, Peter
Work on the hoekman continues.
To give you an idea of my workspace this afternoon in the French Alps.
Started on the right leg with 17th century style shoe. First it looks more like a clog but you can only make it smaller so step by step from clog to hiking booth to elegant shoe.
First the clog and separate his legs.
Cut his leg.
From clog to hiking booth
To smaller shoe
Detailing it
Start on the second leg
The left leg is not finished yet.
Stil a lot of fine tuning needed. In the end when the statue is carved you can finally fine tune and get the proportions optimum.
To give you an idea of my workspace this afternoon in the French Alps.
Started on the right leg with 17th century style shoe. First it looks more like a clog but you can only make it smaller so step by step from clog to hiking booth to elegant shoe.
First the clog and separate his legs.
Cut his leg.
From clog to hiking booth
To smaller shoe
Detailing it
Start on the second leg
The left leg is not finished yet.
Stil a lot of fine tuning needed. In the end when the statue is carved you can finally fine tune and get the proportions optimum.
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step by step, it's became a great carving !!! Enjoy your vacation a lot, it's a great view
Love your workspace and already very nce detailing of the shoes. Great job and informative. Many thanks. Enjoy your vacation.