Rigging continues. As more of the running rigging gets installed it gets progressively more difficult to access the new lines and attach them to belaying points. I now know why the lowest yard on the mizzen is called a cross jack, the brace lines cross over beneath the stay. I have tried to show this in the photos, but its hard to see what’s going where.
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I have completed the Clues, sheets and Tack rigging which are on Tavola 10. One thing I learnt and would recommend to those who are following is that some of the blocks on the yards are rigged with 0.75mm thread through a 3mm block, and the hole in the block would benefit from predrilling before mounting on the yards.
There are a number of Toggle points which were done using the method suggested by the instructions, to stiffen some thread 0.75mm natural with CA glue, which i did with a clamp hanging off it to get it perfectly straight.
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I am now on Tavola 11 and have started the Braces, with only Bowlines left to do after that.
The other handy hint for future efforts is be very careful moving around the boom, I have brushed against it and ruptured the blocks off three times now. Also installed the rudder chains.
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Thanks for visiting.
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