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you are doing wonderful work, it's looks beautiful
HMS Euryalus 1803 - Scale 1:48 [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Hello Stargazer,
(Google Translator)
unfortunately I don't know the Naidad construction books. For me it is the third ship that I am building in this way (Confederacy, le Requin, Euryalus). I think this design is very robust and I get along well with it.
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
(Google Translator)
unfortunately I don't know the Naidad construction books. For me it is the third ship that I am building in this way (Confederacy, le Requin, Euryalus). I think this design is very robust and I get along well with it.
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
Beautifull work on the frames - Great timber work 
Wonderfull work Reudiger.
Didn t knew proxxon had this fine saw blade, will order it direct, great tip thx.
Didn t knew proxxon had this fine saw blade, will order it direct, great tip thx.
Hola, muy buen trabajo, y por lo que se ve bastante complejo, por cierto le has hecho alguna modificación a tu regruesadora proxxon para aspirar el serrín????? Nos podrías enseñar alguna foto de la regruesadora,?????
Hello, very good job, and from what it looks quite complex, by the way have you made any modifications to your proxxon thicknesser to vacuum the sawdust ????? Could you show us a photo of the thicknesser, ?????
Hello, very good job, and from what it looks quite complex, by the way have you made any modifications to your proxxon thicknesser to vacuum the sawdust ????? Could you show us a photo of the thicknesser, ?????
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Hello Everyone,
attached some photos of my converted thicknesser.
Connect a vacuum cleaner (preferably one without a bag) and let's go. I built and connected a Zyclon vacuum cleaner myself. The conversion is definitely worth it. There are now hardly any chips to be found.
I hope I could help you a little with that.
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
attached some photos of my converted thicknesser.
Connect a vacuum cleaner (preferably one without a bag) and let's go. I built and connected a Zyclon vacuum cleaner myself. The conversion is definitely worth it. There are now hardly any chips to be found.
I hope I could help you a little with that.
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
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Hallo Rüdiger,
you solved one of the biggest problems with the Proxxon thicknesser
even my very small turkish thicknesser from Netmak has a direct vacuum connection, but the much more expensive Proxxon not
Purchased shortly ago / sthg new in your workshop -> present it here
and here together with the voice recorder - my Admiral is watching me ...... ;) I hope you like it Uwe. :)
shipsofscale.com
Many Thanks for showing us your solution - I will check, if I can adjust mine also in a similar way......
Muchas gracias, muy agradecido por tus fotos, buen invento se lo aplicaré a la mia
Thank you very much, very grateful for your photos, good invention I will apply it to mine
Thank you very much, very grateful for your photos, good invention I will apply it to mine
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Hello Everyone,
The next step was the keelson of several parts, the Sternson and the Sternson Knee
to be continued
Greeting
Rüdiger (Lucius)
The next step was the keelson of several parts, the Sternson and the Sternson Knee
to be continued
Greeting
Rüdiger (Lucius)
Hola, trabajas muy bien la madera, el peral es de tu país?????? Es muy bonito este peral
Hello, you work very well with wood, the pear tree is from your country ?????? This pear tree is very beautiful
Hello, you work very well with wood, the pear tree is from your country ?????? This pear tree is very beautiful
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L a construcción que estas haciendo es muy complicada, sobre todo con las cuadernas reviradas, es
Admirable el trabajo que haces,
ENGLISH
The construction you are doing is very complicated, especially with the twisty frames, it is The work you do is admirable,
Admirable el trabajo que haces,
ENGLISH
The construction you are doing is very complicated, especially with the twisty frames, it is The work you do is admirable,
As far as I know, the pear wood is from Germany
Muchas gracias Lucius, mi nombre es Miguel, creo que ya se de donde es la pera un saludo
Thank you very much Lucius, my name is Miguel, I think I already know where the pear is from.
Thank you very much Lucius, my name is Miguel, I think I already know where the pear is from.
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Hello everyone,
the nest Step. The strips next to the keel are glued. The gap to the keel (limbers?) will later be covered with covers.
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
the nest Step. The strips next to the keel are glued. The gap to the keel (limbers?) will later be covered with covers.
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Just found this build log, and work is great.
I wish to some day have time and talent to do such scratch build work.
I wish to some day have time and talent to do such scratch build work.
Hello everyone,
In the next step, the main Mast Step followed
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
In the next step, the main Mast Step followed
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
Hello everyone,
the nesxt step are the Front Magazine Clamps and the first of three crutches
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
the nesxt step are the Front Magazine Clamps and the first of three crutches
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)
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Dear Lucius
you are doing wonderful work, and the result looks soo beautiful and accurate. well done