Hi Stephen ,thanks for visiting my log ,I alternate both sides with 3 rows of planks each side.
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Hi Lawrence ,yes I am using CA to secure the planks ,the main glue is Pva though.
Yes lol,comes with the build,I am a very slow builder.Looking fine Zoly. I think you will set a record for number of posts and replies for a single build.
Cleaning all the frame parts wore me down Lol,I will be back to it soonGood progress, Zoly. This is what happens when you have more than one current project. You have to be alert for both. Speaking of 'witch': How is your Alert doing?
Thanks Brian!
Looks like my measurments were correct,26 lines of planks between the keel and wale, 6 mm wide planks at the widest location
More planks have been set into place
Planking is looking good
This weekend’s progress so far
Nice work Zoly,
Cheers,
Stephen.
Cheers,
Stephen.
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Staggered plank line looks outstanding.
Very nice work on the tapering of the planks zoly. That must be a wonderfull hul when she is sanded and oiled.
Hello Zoltan,
It took me some time to get in your “over-the years” scratch build-log. There is so much to see on the SoS. And took some time to walk through the pages. With the nice communication in the beginning to get started. The foam pre-build was interesting.
I am glad I am in on time to follow to the end.
Regards, Peter
It took me some time to get in your “over-the years” scratch build-log. There is so much to see on the SoS. And took some time to walk through the pages. With the nice communication in the beginning to get started. The foam pre-build was interesting.
I am glad I am in on time to follow to the end
.Regards, Peter
Hi Zoltan, I aggree with Peter completely, wonderful work.Hello Zoltan,
It took me some time to get in your “over-the years” scratch build-log. There is so much to see on the SoS. And took some time to walk through the pages. With the nice communication in the beginning to get started. The foam pre-build was interesting.
I am glad I am in on time to follow to the end
Regards, Peter
Greetings Zoly. Nice work!!
Given your position as a model, I would suggest the method I took to secure the boards with medical rubber. Simple, cheap, efficient. There is no risk of damage to the boards. Ondras
Given your position as a model, I would suggest the method I took to secure the boards with medical rubber. Simple, cheap, efficient. There is no risk of damage to the boards. Ondras
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Is this the new definition of a rubber boatGreetings Zoly. Nice work!!
Given your position as a model, I would suggest the method I took to secure the boards with medical rubber. Simple, cheap, efficient. There is no risk of damage to the boards. Ondras
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Thank you Ondras!I may use in some cases I can’t hold/secure the plank,I am using both Ca and wood glueGreetings Zoly. Nice work!!
Given your position as a model, I would suggest the method I took to secure the boards with medical rubber. Simple, cheap, efficient. There is no risk of damage to the boards. Ondras
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Thanks!
thanks Peter,I am a slow builder,this build will take a long time.Hello Zoltan,
It took me some time to get in your “over-the years” scratch build-log. There is so much to see on the SoS. And took some time to walk through the pages. With the nice communication in the beginning to get started. The foam pre-build was interesting.
I am glad I am in on time to follow to the end
Regards, Peter
Thanks Maarten,yes after sanding the hull will show how succesfull the planking was.
Thank you guys!!