I understand your frustration, but I also look forward to seeing the end result of all your research.
Willem Barentsz by Kolderstok AD 1596
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Bribery??Flowers and Chocolates.
There was an opportunity to visit the WB boatyard this past weekend.
The results.
Planking is not my favorite event. This much progress was an all day event. Soak, bend, fit and clamp the plank to the bulkhead, let the plank dry in place, check for fit and finally glue in place. Then repeat. Right or wrong I chose to do the three planks on the Port side versus alternating planking the Port and then the Starboard side.
The results.
Planking is not my favorite event. This much progress was an all day event. Soak, bend, fit and clamp the plank to the bulkhead, let the plank dry in place, check for fit and finally glue in place. Then repeat. Right or wrong I chose to do the three planks on the Port side versus alternating planking the Port and then the Starboard side.
You haven’t ordered one of those Japanese saws have you? Just imagine detailing the interior of your new build.That looks VERY good Jan.No problem with the three planks on only one side - this hull will never distort. It is hard to believe I have to do that bit all over again!
That looks VERY good Jan.
Living vicariously through Jan
(temporarily that is )
Living vicariously through Jan
There is always my favorite the “Do-Over”Living vicariously through Jan
should things go south.
Living down here in the south there’s no place for them to go. We just have to deal with it.There is always my favorite the “Do-Over”
OBTW, looking good Jan
I can see there will be a lot of messages going back forth between you and Peter V. Hmmm, just thinking, if you cut it vertically you would have one part to hang on the wall for display and the other showing all the items in the various holds as noted on the shipping manifest
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Just joking - there is nothing wrong with Chinese beef - especially Mongolian steak. I actually don't know why I ordered the saw - we will see, but I can assure you it will be nothing like what Peter did. This is interesting though.
Oh, WOW. I like that picture.That would be a great display model.
The two circled areas are interesting.
Does anyone ever have enough clamps??
The 1st 4mm X 1.5mm "wale" clamped to the hull while drying.
Does anyone ever have enough clamps. Seems like I'm always one short, (see the small spring clamp at the upper right).
Todays building mood is supplemented by Dean Martin singing in the background. That's Amore just finished.
Much to my surprise my very old iPod touch still works. Found it the other day in one our storage bins, after a quick charge and adding the iHome speakers we now have a mini stereo system.
The 1st 4mm X 1.5mm "wale" clamped to the hull while drying.
Does anyone ever have enough clamps. Seems like I'm always one short, (see the small spring clamp at the upper right).
Todays building mood is supplemented by Dean Martin singing in the background. That's Amore just finished.
Much to my surprise my very old iPod touch still works. Found it the other day in one our storage bins, after a quick charge and adding the iHome speakers we now have a mini stereo system.
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