This is great news, Shota. Now you have the tool that will help you. Unfortunately, I can't 'picture' how the tool should work. Can you make a small video of the bending process, possibly?
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Yes Shota, do a short video please. I was not able to follow the explanation. Or a picture sequence. The final result looks fantastic and I have a friend too, that if I ask him a million times, he can do something similar 
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I promise to try to present detailed documentation in photos of the process on a brass board or a short video during the weekend
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But now I want to celebrate Golden State's victory in the NBA Finals, a team that will be remembered for many years to come thanks to the fighting spirit and team spirit and also because of the legendary Steph Kerry
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hello dear friends
As I was asked by you I sat down today and simulated the process of working with the devices designed to create the circle at the end of the brass board into which the hinges are inserted.
I make pictures of each step in the process as well as a short video.
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I hope this will help in understanding the process in the right way, wish us all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend 
As I was asked by you I sat down today and simulated the process of working with the devices designed to create the circle at the end of the brass board into which the hinges are inserted.
I make pictures of each step in the process as well as a short video.
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I hope this will help in understanding the process in the right way, wish us all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend
Ah..., I get it. Great engineering behind this tool. Many thanks for the step-by-step detailed explanations, mon ami.
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Thanks Shota, smart engineering. They make hinges of doors on the same way. This one for the small ones.
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Thank you so much for the compliment, hope it helps everyone who needs it among the members on the site in creating hinges for ships
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Now I've seen a couple of methods to create working hinges, meaning I'm out of excuses not to go ahead and equip the wheel house and the windlass engine box with opening covers.hello dear friends
As I was asked by you I sat down today and simulated the process of working with the devices designed to create the circle at the end of the brass board into which the hinges are inserted.
I make pictures of each step in the process as well as a short video.
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I hope this will help in understanding the process in the right way, wish us all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend
Very nice job, by the way.
Hi Shota,
The easiest way to make a working hinge is just use some very small brass tube or seringe and solder it to brass plate or flattened anealed wire. In this way you get the strongest hinges.
The easiest way to make a working hinge is just use some very small brass tube or seringe and solder it to brass plate or flattened anealed wire. In this way you get the strongest hinges.
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thank you very much for the information, my Dear friend
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good evening dear friends
After some days of not working on the ship and in the midst of waiting for guidance from my dear friend Maarten,
I decided to work On to the rudder.
The kit rudder contains three parts, the fwd and aft part and the heel.
I have done some filing, scraping and sanding to get a proper fit.
Using blackened pva glue I glued the 3 parts and sanded a bit and cleaned of the glue residue.
In the coming weekend I will try to finish the rudder and then I will return to the track of the gun powder room through the guidance of dear Maarten.
Good night
After some days of not working on the ship and in the midst of waiting for guidance from my dear friend Maarten,
I decided to work On to the rudder.
The kit rudder contains three parts, the fwd and aft part and the heel.
I have done some filing, scraping and sanding to get a proper fit.
Using blackened pva glue I glued the 3 parts and sanded a bit and cleaned of the glue residue.
In the coming weekend I will try to finish the rudder and then I will return to the track of the gun powder room through the guidance of dear Maarten.
Good night
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good evening dear friends
It's just fun to go back to the creation sequence of the ship model.
Thanks to guidance from Maarten, I went back to making order in the creation of the lower deck, first I arranged the beams of the deck - width, length and support columns for the deck. I worked on sanding, smoothing and adjusting the beams to the sockets to which they fit.
It's just fun to go back to the creation sequence of the ship model.
Thanks to guidance from Maarten, I went back to making order in the creation of the lower deck, first I arranged the beams of the deck - width, length and support columns for the deck. I worked on sanding, smoothing and adjusting the beams to the sockets to which they fit.
That’s looking a very nice ‘old fashion’ rudder, Shota. With the bolts and the blackened hinges.
Regard, Peter
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A new carving project - a lion figurehead of the ship la Belle Poule
good evening dear friends Today I decided that in order to advance in the development of my carving skills and especially after seeing at a conference in Augsburg and here on the site. After some deliberation, I perused the monographs I had at home, and chose the figurehead of the ship la Belle...
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Nice work on the rudder, Shota
