You are a very brave man, Oliver! Wouldn't use that drill on a tiny La Belle ever. Gorgeous looking as always.
You are a very brave man, Oliver! Wouldn't use that drill on a tiny La Belle ever. Gorgeous looking as always.
You have a lot of very small, delicate, and precise woodwork that is being well carried out. RichSome small steps. The boxwood is planed to 0,5mm. I used gluepaper to handel it on the thicknesser and the table saw. I removed the gluepaper with the heatgun.
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Looking very good - the joints between the parts are very accurate done.
Good idea with gluing the paper on the front face![]()
Yes, but it´s not correct for french shipbuilding. The joints are only tared.that's caulking (tar-soaked cloth), thing to do on the axial carpentry)
I'm sorry I can't understand this sentence "The joints are just calibrated." ThanksYes, but it´s not correct for french shipbuilding. The joints are only tared.