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thought i was being stupid but i see what you mean but it still doesnt say how far into the deadwod the taper goes is it jusr E18 and E15It's not mentioned in the instructions, but there are 2 templates. One goes on the bottom and one goes on the back and they will give you the taper.
They are L6-1 and L6-2
The whole deadwood is tapered, top to bottom back to front using the parts L6 1 and 2 as a guide. Put L6 1 on the stern post and L6 2 along the bottom and sand to the lines showing the taperthought i was being stupid but i see what you mean but it still doesnt say how far into the deadwod the taper goes is it jusr E18 and E15
The whole deadwood is tapered, top to bottom back to front using the parts L6 1 and 2 as a guide. Put L6 1 on the stern post and L6 2 along the bottom and sand to the lines showing the taper
Look at my build log on SoS, post number 77 (page 4 of 11) there are pictures of the stern deadwood and also it shows the taper on the cutwater at the bow
Yes. It goes all the way into the deadwood from top to bottom and front to back. A very slight taper.I do understand about the trimming this was not what i wanted its how far into the deadwood the tapering goes
Is it just that section ie E1-15 (2) and E1-13(2) or does it gradually go int dead wood
I presume its for the Planking to come down into the Rabbit I think its shown by the arrows Going into the Deadwood
Dificult to explain or am i being to perdantic and making something Easy Difficult
Same problem with Cutwater at Bow
Thanks
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only taper it with the parts shown in step 13. You will add more parts in the next step and put a slight taper into those as well.Will have a look at the other parts that go onto the tapperd DEadwood
only taper it with the parts shown in step 13. You will add more parts in the next step and put a slight taper into those as well.![]()
It's good to think ahead, but you are looking at things months away. At the moment, as long as Step 8 A,B,C and D (Fore Deadwood) and Step 13 A and B, Step 14 C and D (stern Deadwood) are completed correctly this is all you need worry about. Get the keel made and fitted into the jig, as long as the steps mentioned are good the frames and hawse pieces should fit (with maybe some fine tuning necessary to the base of the frames but you will only see that when you get to that point. RELAX and don't over thinkQuite Urgent My thoughts on this ARE
I have started the trimming was waiting for tomorrow (Its 0200 here )
Looking at step 36 it looks as though the REar Hawse pieces (A19, F2 A, B and C eventually Fit Flat on the dead wood so this must not be trimmed as we need the full 8mm
with G1, 8 and 10 the so that trimming really is in that area
However if you look at Y8 to Y1 (all approx)
Y8 at the top of slot is 8 mm and the bottom of the Slot is 5.0 mm
Y5 at the top of slot is 8 mm and the bottom of the slot is 6.5 mm
Y1 at the top of slot is 8 mm and the bottom of the slot is 8.0 mm
So the lower part of the DEadwood will need trimming up a bit
Am i Overthinking all this or do we need to assemble Y1 - Y8 to allow temporary fitting before we start fitting the other frames
I am just trying to avoid having to trim the Rear Deadwood after its fitted to the keel
(This is what i was trying to do with Forward Cutwater and deadwood)
THe parts G1 8 and 10 i guess need trimming including but NOT the top as the secure the FRames
It looks as though the Deadwood needs trimming from the keel (as we know - up to the top of the deadwood (Part A-2) which is 8 mm so the frames Y1 - Y8 slide down
SORRY IF I AM OVER THINKING just tying to get it right (Have any of us actually had this depth of detail in a POF Model (I know Keef has done 3 including Blandford which does not need the trimming )
Need you guys thoughts on this before i go further - Need to consider the Haws construction tomorrow)
Please stop what you are doing. This is wrong. Will explain in the morningFound some great clamps for the Frames
Been having problems with the Glue but have stopped Cleaning up the Joints and glue both parts and use Keef's idea of Sellotape then clamp
I am doing 1 pair of joints at a time and letting it set
Seems like its really strong
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