SPANISH GALLEON XVII. GALEON DEL AZOGUE [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Hi Ramon,
Beautiful lines, what are these older vessel suprisingly narrow.
Beautiful lines, what are these older vessel suprisingly narrow.
Seems to be, that you are also working with a laser to find the correct equal level......looking very good my friend
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Brillante trabajo Ramon !!! Un maestro !!!
Lovely work, very enjoyable watching this come together. Great stuff.
yes very interesting there seems to be no real pattern to where they go, obviously there is a reason to why I am sure one of the guys here will enlighten us?
Many types of nails are used .. Nails, bolts, bolts with pin, harpoons, etc ... There is no aesthetic pattern to put them, but they were put for effectiveness to strengthen the structure. In Spanish galleons almost all these pieces are made of metal. Almost no wooden bars are used
In these pieces I'm not using glue. The nails are structural
Types of nails and bolts used in Spanish ships, according to the Treaty of Marques de la Victoria, early eighteenth
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Do you predrill holes before installing the nails and bolts?