Le Redoutable 1/48
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Hello Shota, they are parallel screw clamps. I saw it on eBay but can't find the link anymore.
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They are called The machinists' parallel clamps
Toolmakers Machinist Parallel Clamps
Toolmaker’s clamps are used by machinists and designed to hold work together during drilling, tapping and other machining operations. They are different from regular woodworking parallel clamps in that they are made from steel, and are smaller, stronger and used for precision clamping. They are...
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Machinist / Toolmakers Parallel Clamps, 2-Pk.
These Blued Steel Parallel Clamps are ideal for hobby, gunsmithing and intricate assembly work. Jaws measure 3/8" wide and maximum jaw opening is 1-1/2". Sold per pair.</p>
Steel Machinist Parallel Clamps | Toolmakers Clamps
Steel Machinist Parallel Clamps | Toolmakers Clamps
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I was too slowIHello Shota, they are parallel screw clamps. I saw it on eBay but can't find the link anymore.
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thanks Dear JimThey are called The machinists' parallel clamps
Toolmakers Machinist Parallel Clamps
Toolmaker’s clamps are used by machinists and designed to hold work together during drilling, tapping and other machining operations. They are different from regular woodworking parallel clamps in that they are made from steel, and are smaller, stronger and used for precision clamping. They are...
Machinist / Toolmakers Parallel Clamps, 2-Pk.
These Blued Steel Parallel Clamps are ideal for hobby, gunsmithing and intricate assembly work. Jaws measure 3/8" wide and maximum jaw opening is 1-1/2". Sold per pair.</p>www.grizzly.com
Steel Machinist Parallel Clamps | Toolmakers Clamps
Steel Machinist Parallel Clamps | Toolmakers Clampswww.victornet.com
Amazon.com: 4 Piece Set Taytools 772195 2 Inch Parallel Toolmakers Machinist Clamps, Overall Jaw Length 2 Inches, Usable Jaw Depth 1-3/4 Inches, Usable Jaw Opening 1-1/2 Inches : Tools & Home Improvement
Buy 4 Piece Set Taytools 772195 2 Inch Parallel Toolmakers Machinist Clamps, Overall Jaw Length 2 Inches, Usable Jaw Depth 1-3/4 Inches, Usable Jaw Opening 1-1/2 Inches: Bench Vises - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchaseswww.amazon.com
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thanks Dear @TobiasHello Shota, they are parallel screw clamps. I saw it on eBay but can't find the link anymore.
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Hi Frank,
its depend the ship, as well the type of execution. Generally you can say that the frames are normal to the keel. There are any exceptions, your plan show it. But for my ship that is the way, the contemporary drawings shows it as well.
its depend the ship, as well the type of execution. Generally you can say that the frames are normal to the keel. There are any exceptions, your plan show it. But for my ship that is the way, the contemporary drawings shows it as well.
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Looks like a very stabile baseplate
- what happened within the first photo? we see, that you "dismantled" ......
- what happened within the first photo? we see, that you "dismantled" ......
I measured incorrectly on the CAD. That´s the result.
As always, stunning craftsmanship!
Sehr schöne saubere und akurate Arbeit - Bravo mein Freund
very good, clean and accurate work - Bravo my friend
very good, clean and accurate work - Bravo my friend
Thank you all for the nice comments. This corner is a little milestone. Good if its done...
Hello Oliver, very precise work, I'm thrilled.
Hi Oliver
Catching up with your work after my absence.Your joinery really is "next level".Only one word and it is a word I seldom use AWESOME !!
Hairs stand up on the back of my neck in anticipation of watch this model come together.
Just one question, why the small scale ?
Only Kidding....
Kind Regards
Nigel
Catching up with your work after my absence.Your joinery really is "next level".Only one word and it is a word I seldom use AWESOME !!
Hairs stand up on the back of my neck in anticipation of watch this model come together.
Just one question, why the small scale ?
Only Kidding....Kind Regards
Nigel
@Thanks all for the nice comments
@NMBROOK
The 60 cm from my La Belle in 1/36 was to much. Traumatized from the size, for me was clear, i have to go smaller....
There was really a lot of investigations to build the Le Redoutable in 1/36 but the winds wasn´t good for this size. I think its the perfect scale to show the details, but not until the last mousehole. 1/48 is a compromise in all, because a lot of things you can´t show. Maybe not so bad, you don´t waste time with a lot of details....
But even in 1/48 the Hull is 1,35m without Bowsprit.
-On important point for me is the handling in the shop. Change the position from the jig, flip the jig. I need a second person for this, even in 1/48. The jig is a beast !
-As well in the future, how do i get it out of the cellar ? The stair in my house big, but for 2m Model ?
-The workaround on the machines. A lot of parts are to big for the maschines, the clamps, the vices.... sometimes in 1/48 its an art to handel it.
-The Queen of the House only waits for a 1/36 model for the leaving room !!!!! Get a future place for the Redoutable, which is rigged as well ~1,60m. is a war.
And the war isn´t yet won !!!!
Finally, there was a lot of good reasons to swap to smaller scale for such o big vessel.
Nigel, i hope its all right with you and i am happy to follow the next steps on your project. Your work and your methods are awesome, the results are another level.
You have to continue !
Just one question, why the small scale ?
@NMBROOK
The 60 cm from my La Belle in 1/36 was to much. Traumatized from the size, for me was clear, i have to go smaller....
There was really a lot of investigations to build the Le Redoutable in 1/36 but the winds wasn´t good for this size. I think its the perfect scale to show the details, but not until the last mousehole. 1/48 is a compromise in all, because a lot of things you can´t show. Maybe not so bad, you don´t waste time with a lot of details....
But even in 1/48 the Hull is 1,35m without Bowsprit.
-On important point for me is the handling in the shop. Change the position from the jig, flip the jig. I need a second person for this, even in 1/48. The jig is a beast !
-As well in the future, how do i get it out of the cellar ? The stair in my house big, but for 2m Model ?
-The workaround on the machines. A lot of parts are to big for the maschines, the clamps, the vices.... sometimes in 1/48 its an art to handel it.
-The Queen of the House only waits for a 1/36 model for the leaving room !!!!! Get a future place for the Redoutable, which is rigged as well ~1,60m. is a war.
And the war isn´t yet won !!!!
Finally, there was a lot of good reasons to swap to smaller scale for such o big vessel.
Nigel, i hope its all right with you and i am happy to follow the next steps on your project. Your work and your methods are awesome, the results are another level.
You have to continue !