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BarryM
#161 Posted : 05 September 2016 14:40:21

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Shellac....."now there's a name I haven't heard in a long time" (Obi Wan) I was still in school the last time I heard it, when I looked it up found out it's made from some beetle secretion which then reminded me of the foul smelling wood glue we used which was melted in a really messy pot, that's when woodworking was only for the strong. Don't think I'm brave enough to use Shellac I'll just stick to a couple of coats of Polyurethane....

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#162 Posted : 05 September 2016 14:49:06

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Nice hi tech approach to getting the water line I still use a pencil and a bit of wood lol . I remember the smelly pot of glue at school l think it was made from bits of animals? Keep up the great work m8

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#163 Posted : 05 September 2016 23:41:04

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Looks well Barry. You've made a great job on the hull planking. Shame to cover it up.
Sanding sealer is a good one to use, I have used it many times.
Chris
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#164 Posted : 08 September 2016 17:57:26

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Don't think any of us would be building these ships if we didn't have non smelly glue products......Got the hull sanding finished at last and a final coat of polyurethane, this is when the wife tended to agree with Chris and said "My that looks great" and I said "No still got to put the copper tiles on" her jaw dropped in disbelief....now I'm thinking twice about this.

But then what am I to do with a container full of copper tiles so I take the plunge..this is not as easy as it looks, some pretty ugly 3 dimensional bends here, no turning back now....

This will keep me quiet for the next few days..

Barry


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#165 Posted : 08 September 2016 18:04:52

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Cracking job on the copper tiles Barry

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#166 Posted : 08 September 2016 18:36:24
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Tiles look great.

You`re gonna need sun glasses soon with that glare though. LOL

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#167 Posted : 08 September 2016 22:02:31

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Lovely job on that hull Barry, looking forward to seeing the tiling complete.
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Paul
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#168 Posted : 08 September 2016 22:14:08

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Shame to cover such a beautiful hull but must admit the tiling is looking fab too.... very nice work Barry.....

Regards

Alan
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#169 Posted : 08 September 2016 22:33:03

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Excellent Job on the copper tiles. its going to look amazing when finished.
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#170 Posted : 09 September 2016 02:43:07

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Looks really great Barry! Keep up the good work....
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#171 Posted : 10 September 2016 21:13:44

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Very nice, and a lot quicker than when I did it!
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#172 Posted : 11 September 2016 07:18:37

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As others have said I will be a shame to cover all that lovely work you've done with the hull planking but I'm sure the end result will be just as stunning.
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#173 Posted : 11 September 2016 21:20:41

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Thank you gentlemen for all your comments, only about 4 rows of tiles left to do on the starboard side I'm leaving the keel and stem post until I've finished the port side. The copper strip goes on really easy just at the stern at about row 9 need to cut single tiles to get the curvature right. Cutting the tiles at the waterline was another challenge but easily overcome, I had used 3mm tape to mark the waterline so all I did was apply a piece of tape over the top on the tiles which gave me the cut line....here's a couple of pics..may need your sunglasses.


Here's the tape in place..


Remove the tape after cutting..



I'll give the whole thing a wipe with some rubbing alcohol when finished to remove fingerprints and stuff then wait for some copper oxide to take the shine off, anyone know how long this reaction takes ????

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06 trim at the waterline 1 small.JPG
07 trim at the waterline 2 small.JPG
08 trim at the waterline 3 small.JPG
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#174 Posted : 11 September 2016 21:48:44
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Great job Barry

Some very useful tips included, well done.

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#175 Posted : 11 September 2016 22:08:27

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Beautifully done Barry, she's coming along a treat.....

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Alan
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#176 Posted : 11 September 2016 22:10:07

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Coming along very nicely the copper tiles look bril and the tape tip is one I will use

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#177 Posted : 11 September 2016 22:18:00

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Nice work Barry, looking great.
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#178 Posted : 12 September 2016 16:25:00

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Looking good Barry!

I can't help the copper oxide question but I'm sure someone will be by soon enough to answer that
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#179 Posted : 12 September 2016 18:40:20

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Great job on the tiling. The copper tiles on my victory started to oxidise after a few weeks although it will depend on temperature and humidity.
Graeme
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#180 Posted : 14 September 2016 20:10:05

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Thank's again gents, been a little under the weather with a chest infection for the past few days Crying but managed to get the starboard side plating finished and put on a thin stripe of black paint at the waterline BigGrin



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10 Starboard plating complete 2 small.JPG
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