Absolutely great wood working. That is fine accompaniment to the little yacht.
Statenjacht 1678-Kolderstok 1:50
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Good evening Ron. Outstanding standWell, I completed the pedestal this morning. Two light coats of clear last night and mounted the banner this morning.
The base is cut from cherry with 2 x 5mm maple deck planking and pencil lead "caulking" between the planks. The banner is walnut. My favorite wood is cherry which will darken with time to form a sharp contrast to the maple.
Now it's time to reset my compass and make a course correction to return to building what goes on this display stand.
Can you say "Cart before the horse"
In all fairness to full disclosure I "borrowed" this idea from one of Piet's build logs. Thank you, Piet.
His was rectangular and I opted to go with the oval shape. Defiantly more of a challenge with cutting the decking.
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. Seriously beautiful. Now you have created some pressure for yourself for the Statenjacht to be mounted needs to fit the stand. I must say - so far so good tho
Thanks guy’s. That was the easy part as I’m now working on the fiddly bits. The deck fixtures 
Nothing new to you guys however, I’ll stock up on do-over coins as I progress.
Nothing new to you guys however, I’ll stock up on do-over coins as I progress.
One of the fiddlier of the fiddly bits, the anchor beams. Made from 8mm walnut. The center section gets cut down to 2mm thickness.
Somehow, I managed to accomplish this without breaking the piece, (Yet) Would have liked the joints to be a little tighter however as this piece gets painted (reluctantly) a little more sanding and some filler and it should be fine.
Somehow, I managed to accomplish this without breaking the piece, (Yet) Would have liked the joints to be a little tighter however as this piece gets painted (reluctantly) a little more sanding and some filler and it should be fine.
Not sure how that could have turned out much nicer.
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Agreed! That is very neatly done. I know exactly how and where this piece is supposed to fit - be careful with those top-railing cut-outs!
Absolutely Heinrich. I’ll put away my chain saw and opt for something a little more precise. And speaking of precise “measure four times, cut once).
Ditto....always enjoy it when Paul comments before myself...then I can just “ditto”
. Other than when he gives advice or technical comments then Grant pleads the 5th. Ron if I could get my joints like yours I open a bottle of champagne! Cheers Grant
Well, it’s a black day in the shipyard. The Admiral lost her battle with kidney failure this morning.
I will re- open the shipyard however, at this time I’ve put my tools aside for awhile.
I have to say thanks to all for keeping me sane over these few months.
Ron
I will re- open the shipyard however, at this time I’ve put my tools aside for awhile.
I have to say thanks to all for keeping me sane over these few months.
Ron
My condolences n your loss. It's very hard to lose a loved one.
RIP NSHE IS NOW WITH THE LORD JESUES CRIST IN HIS KINGDOM (BLESSED ARE THOSE THAT GRIEVE). GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS DON
Please accept our deep condolences from all of us.
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Sorry for your loss Ron.
Condolences to you Ron! I am very sorry to hear this. Take all the time you need. My prayers for you and your family!
This is truly sad news Ron. Be comforted in the memories you have and know I will be praying for peace in this difficult time.
So sorry Ron. My condolences. It is hard to lose a loved one so close. My thought and prayers are with you Ron.
Sorry to hear this sad news Ron. I too want to express my condolences to you and wish you strength.
Great work. Love the walnut veneer and felt benches!