Nice clean work, Zoly!
Thank you!!Nice clean work, Zoly!
Those "weird clamps" look very useful for many conditions. Where did you get them?Glueing process was interesting ,I had to use these weird clamps to squiz together the frames
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Those "weird clamps" look very useful for many conditions. Where did you get them?
Rich (PT-2)
I bought them many years ago,Can’t really remember but probably from Model ExpoThose machine clamps look nice and small for this delicate work, can you give us a source?
Oh the ravages of time on memory. It does provide a good topic for some research to find them. RichI bought them many years ago,Can’t really remember but probably from Model Expo
Thanks for the USA link. Seems a bit spendy at the per clamp price where several may be needed at the same time. . . but it could be worth the cost to solve a problem. RichHere is some US market idias
Amazon.com: 2" (50 mm) ToolMaker's Parallel Clamp CRAFT DIY Tool : Tools & Home Improvement
Amazon.com: 2" (50 mm) ToolMaker's Parallel Clamp CRAFT DIY Tool : Tools & Home Improvementwww.amazon.com
great progress, well doneAfter finishing up the gunport lining I had another round of sanding inside and outside, meanwhile, I built the next part of the jig and placed the upper deck upside down on the top of the jig to build the lower level of the hull.
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Until watching your log I had not realized how many jigs may be required to build a model. This is a lesson in progress with your skillful work. Richgreat progress, well done