Yep....worth to try. Looks really good. Thanks Uwe.
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La Belle 1/36 - Plan by Jean Boudriot / myself
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Hallo Oliver,
longer time not seen - any updates on your relationship with the "young" french lady?
longer time not seen - any updates on your relationship with the "young" french lady?
Hello Uwe,
thanks for the interest in my project. I built a lot of frames and the stern. I have a lot of problems with the rabbet. I can´t find a good solution for me.
This problem slows down the whole project. I´m waiting for a 60 degree milling cutter to continue with any tests.
thanks for the interest in my project. I built a lot of frames and the stern. I have a lot of problems with the rabbet. I can´t find a good solution for me.
This problem slows down the whole project. I´m waiting for a 60 degree milling cutter to continue with any tests.
Hi Oliver,
What type of milling router do you use?
What type of milling router do you use?
Hi Maarten,
its a mixture of components. I think there is no existing All-in-wonder-system from a manufacturer.
The mill-unit is the proxxon BFB 2000. i think it is very good.
The table is from Wabeco/Germany. The benfit here is the long x/y. But the precision is not the best. But for my skill it works.
The motor is from Kress.
The vice is from Röhm. It´s worth every penny ! A very good tool.
To put the table on the mill-unit you need a adapter. The Nut-System is different.
its a mixture of components. I think there is no existing All-in-wonder-system from a manufacturer.
The mill-unit is the proxxon BFB 2000. i think it is very good.
The table is from Wabeco/Germany. The benfit here is the long x/y. But the precision is not the best. But for my skill it works.
The motor is from Kress.
The vice is from Röhm. It´s worth every penny ! A very good tool.
To put the table on the mill-unit you need a adapter. The Nut-System is different.
The rabbet is a bitch ! I always knew it. Now i have the confirmation.
Assembling the keel and testing some new wood.
Well done with the rabbet - your construction is looking very good - and you have a nice collection of timber there, like the Elsbeere most, beautiful color.
I did not see, that there is elsbeere written (blue arrow)........ I thought, that this one with red arrow is the Elsbeere
and you are absolutely right - the blue arrow Elsbeere is much lighter in color than usual - the red touch is missing
Yeah. the red Arrow is pear. But its the darker side. The other side has the same color like the elsbeere. Maybe i need to contact a other dealer for colours more different..
Looking very good - the joints between the parts are very accurate done.
Good idea with gluing the paper on the front face
Good idea with gluing the paper on the front face
Thanks, Uwe. There was a lot of parts in my trash to find the right way to build like this one.
Thanks Michel,
I try to give my best.
I try to give my best.
The joints between timbers representing caulking so prominent, what do use to simulate caulking?
Thanks Knut,
I show what i like to find in the posts from the other modelers. I think its important to share informations. To show only the result for me doesn´t make sense.
Hi @Jimsky take a look here. Do you remember ;-)
I show what i like to find in the posts from the other modelers. I think its important to share informations. To show only the result for me doesn´t make sense.
Hi @Jimsky take a look here. Do you remember ;-)
La Belle 1/36 - Plan by Jean Boudriot / myself
very good prepared for different methods I like it
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