Thank you Lawrence for your visit and the kind comments,
best regards,
John.
best regards,
John.
Naomi South Australian Fishing Boat 1/24 scal2 by neptune
G'day John,
Lovely little boat.
What did you plank the deck in?
I am impressed with your propeller, although as a Fitter and Turner your method making of a disk is quite imaginative personally I would advise against such a method, if you were using a larger diameter cutter it would be quite dangerous. Lovely result all the same.
The case is really great as well.
Cheers,
Stephen.
Lovely little boat.
What did you plank the deck in?
I am impressed with your propeller, although as a Fitter and Turner your method making of a disk is quite imaginative personally I would advise against such a method, if you were using a larger diameter cutter it would be quite dangerous. Lovely result all the same.
The case is really great as well.
Cheers,
Stephen.
The is a nice build and well illustrated with some of the ideas that you used in the process. One that sounds like a dumb kid with a new bike that he doesn't know how to ride was my realizing that I have been using my step clamps entirely wrong from how you set yours up to hold the small vise. Thanks for your unintended teaching by illustrating for my use a what is probably a very basic tool accessory with the vise and X-Y table, both of which I have and can now use more efficiently. I may take off the wing nuts that I put on instead of the hex nut which I see can be more tightly. Rich (PT-2) Still learning every trip into SoS waters.
Thanks guys for the nice comments, I'm no expert and I tend to do things the unorthodox way, it took me awhile to work out the proper way to use the step clamps, as for the deck and I think that I used Huon,
Best regards John,
Best regards John,
I thought it looked like Huon, very nice John.
Cheers,
Stephen.
Cheers,
Stephen.