HMS ALERT 1777 cutter POF by shota70 [COMPLETED BUILD]

good evening dear friends T
oday I started making a new item from ebony wood. This time I want to start with a short quiz, I attach the parts I sawed and you are asked in a sporting spirit to evaluate and even guess what I will create from them? :D :cool::pROTF
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Maarten said:
Very nice work Shota, that is a perfect box for storing your Super Mario outfit.
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RogerD said:
I totally agree with all the previous comments, wonderful work Shota.
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Herman said:
Well done Shota, beautiful boxes.
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WojtasS said:
Hello Shota
Very nice chest. Is it for pirate or privateer purpose?:D
Colud be filled with some gold
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thank you very much my dear friend's for your support and kind words :D
 
shota70 said:
Hello dear friends
After a three week of break from the making the ship model, I returned today to this fun activity.
As you remember the week before the trip I worked on creating the officers' travel cases/box. The first was closed and the second a box and lid, the contents of which were milled to produce a model of a real box as much as possible.
I started today by creating the nail markings that strengthened the box panels, after which I created the metal strips that added reinforcement and decoration to the crate.
Later I created the handles and the locking mechanism (I created a relatively simple mechanism). finally I applied oil to the closed box and I only applied it to the open one after the photos.
I will let you get an impression of the process and the result through the pictures.
I wish you all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend :cool: :D
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Good morning Shota. What magic little chests. I can’t wait to see what you put inside the open box. Cheers Grant
 
shota70 said:
good evening dear friends T
oday I started making a new item from ebony wood. This time I want to start with a short quiz, I attach the parts I sawed and you are asked in a sporting spirit to evaluate and even guess what I will create from them? :D :cool::pROTF
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I have no idea Shota, but I will wait with anticipation to see what you create here.
 
Jestem ciekawy nie mam zielonego pojęcia co z tego zrobisz ale życzę powodzenia . Pozdrawiam Mirek

I'm curious, I have no idea what you're going to do with it, but good luck. Regards, Mirek
 
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Nice details with the small boxes / chests
The three ebony blocks? - I guess you prepare three woden blocks of ebony for the cargo hold?
 
Hello dear friends
I started milling and sanding pieces of ebony wood in order to make a desk and a chair for the officers' room.
At first I sanded and smoothed the pieces, then I marked with a pencil the areas which I later milled using the Mf70.
The intention is to build a desk with a 4-drawer cabinet and a socket/
longitudinal space where the officers will place maps or books.
I milled the area of the drawers to a depth of a 1.2 millimeter approximately, into which the front part of the drawer from pear or walnut wood will be inserted.
I milled the table and top panel of the cabinet in a way that creates a stepped cornice.
I'm in the middle of the process, I'm still supposed to prepare legs for the table as well as a matching chair.
For now, enjoy the process and the intermediate result.
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Hello Shota my friend, nice to see that you returned safely from beautiful Japan. Your chest looks great, as does the decor for the officer's room, very impressive.
 
shota70 said:
Hello dear friends
I started milling and sanding pieces of ebony wood in order to make a desk and a chair for the officers' room.
At first I sanded and smoothed the pieces, then I marked with a pencil the areas which I later milled using the Mf70.
The intention is to build a desk with a 4-drawer cabinet and a socket/
longitudinal space where the officers will place maps or books.
I milled the area of the drawers to a depth of a 1.2 millimeter approximately, into which the front part of the drawer from pear or walnut wood will be inserted.
I milled the table and top panel of the cabinet in a way that creates a stepped cornice.
I'm in the middle of the process, I'm still supposed to prepare legs for the table as well as a matching chair.
For now, enjoy the process and the intermediate result.
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Good Afternoon Shota. So good! If we could make it bigger I could put my Victory on it;). Cheers Grant
 
Hello dear friend's
I am pleased to report that the captain's writing desk and chair have been completed and installed in the room.
Today I made the seat and the backrest from two pieces of ebony wood as well as the legs of the chair. With the mf70 I created a long groove/depression at the bottom of the 2 panels, so that the connection between the seat and the backrest will be stable when glued.
I created grooves in the back of the chair, inspired by a picture of a captain's chair from the 18th century. Next I created and attached the legs of the chair. And finally I installed the table, chair and trunks on deck and in the officers' quarters.
I plan to make another bed/beds and thus complete the furniture in the rooms.
I wish you all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend :)
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Tobias said:
Hi Shota adorable and really nice work, however I would be scared to sit in that chair with all that powder under me. ROTF
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Jimsky said:
Just WOW!! Great results, Shota!!!
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Kurt Konrath said:
Well done and a good use of a few hours in the shop to make a nice addition to the compartment.
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GrantTyler said:
Good Afternoon Shota. So good! If we could make it bigger I could put my Victory on it;). Cheers Grant
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RDN1954 said:
Your investment in CNC tools ispaying dividends.
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Mirek said:
Piękne mebelki. Pozdrawiam Mirek
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thank you very much my dear friend's for your comments, kind words, likes and smiles, I'm trying to do the best:)
 
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