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magpie1832
#81 Posted : 04 October 2010 13:08:46

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Thanks for the comments All,

Here is what I received in issues 9 and 10. I've not got anymore progress as am waiting on ordering the planks in Walnut.
Cheers Chris.BigGrin

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#82 Posted : 04 October 2010 20:18:57

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BigGrin Hi Magpie rx my 1st delivery today 2 sheets of ply (thick innit)

Confused download centre has only 1 page of instructions (glue the keel & supports at join )& thats it

Just wondering if there should be more pages of instructions

not going to start till i rx a few more issues & have the Yam planked
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#83 Posted : 07 October 2010 03:39:47

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hell i no longer care bout our differences, your decking and your planking are extra ordinary.

that planking looks as smooth as a baby's bottom, im going to have to give my build more attention when sanding.

VERY well done with it its truely outstanding.
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#84 Posted : 12 October 2010 21:09:28

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Thanks Secret,

I received my Walnut planks today, Here I thought i would see how they bend. I found them quite easy to work with when wet.

Chris...BigGrin BigGrin

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#85 Posted : 13 October 2010 08:20:55

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Chris, Nice tight fit bet they will good when polished. and must say your work top notch m8.Drool BigGrin

Putting mine to shameLOL LOL LOL

Rob.
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#86 Posted : 17 October 2010 23:45:35

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Hi ,, Thanks for the comments...

Here I have deviated from the instructions and fitted the Stem and Keel before planking and have cut a rabbet which the instructions don't have you doing. I am measuring for the garboard plank which I have bought a 10mm planks for..

I also have had to severly pack out the ribs to get them level..

Chris..

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#87 Posted : 18 October 2010 12:46:25

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nice work there magpie.

its about typical that the laser cutting quality isnt up to par though eh?
looks like a nice bit of filing for the nail too, it'll be just typical you stab yourself on it if you dont lol.

nice work throughout the build as always anyway, look forward toseeing more progress.
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#88 Posted : 18 October 2010 21:12:44

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Thanks Secret..

Here is the first Garboard Plank fitted, I have cut both just waiting for one too dry before fitting the second.. Didn't know how much of a pain they are to do the first time... LOL.

Chris..BigGrin

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#89 Posted : 19 October 2010 08:04:05

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Hi Chris Excellent work as per.BigGrin BigGrin BigGrin
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#90 Posted : 19 October 2010 21:25:32

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Cheers Robert,

Here is the Garboard and first plank next too it finished, now for the two whale planks then I can start marking out where too star planking from...

Chris...

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#91 Posted : 20 October 2010 19:14:08

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Looking good as always Chris!!!!!
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#92 Posted : 23 October 2010 12:25:51

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superb work Magpie. Absolutely faultless.
I have, probably to you a basic question. I made a hash of the first lot of outer planking and have decided to try it again. In the instructions it says to start the planking off 25mm below the deck, which i did, but then trying to get the flow around the ship was a complete nightmare.
I notice in your post #49 you seem to start off at deck level???
If you have, does the first plank follow the deck level from stern to bow. It would make lining things up a lot easier and obviously the 25mm is made up of 5 x 5mm planks.
Also if you have done this it makes it easier to see where it should finish on the bow. As for the stern I assume that it would fall naturaly into place by following the deck.

Sorry if this is a basic question but new to wooden models. Planking of the stern knight heads (if thats the correct term) came out the same as yours, more probably by accident Blink.
Pretty sure I got the fairing right as had a lot of packing and filing to do and the planks do tend to flow smoothly, its just that starting point.
Hope you can help.
Thanks
Darren
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#93 Posted : 23 October 2010 13:57:25

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Thanks ,

Yes I started the planking at deck level, Flush with the bottom of the deck all the way round give or take as not to bend or twist the plank where it doesn't want too go. Did I send you a planking book link if not ~I have Pm'd you..

Chris...BigGrin
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#94 Posted : 24 October 2010 10:33:32

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Hi All,

Here I have started to make markings to where I will start the planking, Preparing and marking is time consuming. I have installed a Plank for me too mark up, It will be removed as it is pinned..Lol..

Chris..


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#95 Posted : 24 October 2010 11:21:35

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Just curious about why you marked up the planing positions.

Once you put the base plank on and pin it isn't it simply a case of butting each plank on the the next? If you put them to their assigned positions isn't there a danger of leaving gaps even if your measuring is accurate?

John
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#96 Posted : 29 October 2010 22:36:20

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Hi All, Not posted for while been busy..lol..

I first installed the centre strake to get a split between lower and upper hull. I then put masking tape into the gaps. and on the centre rib the wides gap I placed planks there and counted how many it would take to fill, i drew a line on the centre tape at the point of each plank. I removed the tape of the shortest rib and placed it on a piece of wood and drew a line with a square exactly the same as the tape then in order placed each piece of tape in between those lines, Then with the centre piece of tape in place I drew a line across all pieces of tape,

I Removed them and placed them back on the ship in the right sequence . I the cut along the tape on each tape parallel to the last plank and stuck them to a plank.( mark position of each rib).That then gives a width need for section of plank, So i can file or plane the plank to the tape. Giving the correct shape. Once sanded i Fitted them..

I didn't bend the plank along the ship sideways. At the stern I have used a stealer.. Last pic is the stealer, Find it..lol

Thanks , Chris...
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#97 Posted : 31 October 2010 22:14:43

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BigGrin setting the standard yet again Magpie
Blushing hard act to follow
Drool congrats on your workmanshipDrool
thanks for pics appreciated
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#98 Posted : 01 November 2010 20:38:40

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Hi All again.
Thanks Budgie.

Only got one pic today. Here is the bow of the ship, I have attempted to plank the correct way inline with reality. No sharp ends lol..BigGrin

Chris..
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#99 Posted : 01 November 2010 22:47:39

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#100 Posted : 02 November 2010 07:40:32

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Excellent as per. Chris
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