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Looking superb Andy, glad to see I'm not the only one to be a little heavy handed, same thing happened to me on one side, the section between the hatch and port gave way... reinforced the other side before I started sanding...  .. It may just be the angle of the photo but your hatch looks a little wide, if memory serves I think the measurement was 18 wide by 20 high.... I may be wrong though..  .. Excellent work...  Regards Alan
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Hi Andy The ports look excellent! Regards Kobus
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Andy,
Great job, looks mint.
I really need one of those tools. Do you have any idea where I can get one in the UK please?
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Hi Andy, sorry to have worried you .. Knew you would do it correctly, photo's can be decepetive sometimes.... Regards Alan
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wish my gun ports looked that clean when i finished! lovely work andy Processing - Progressing
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Gandale wrote:Hi Andy, sorry to have worried you .. Knew you would do it correctly, photo's can be decepetive sometimes.... Regards Alan No probs, Alan. I wasn't too worried, but I did check, I've been known to make daft mistakes . The Camera has a 24mm Wide Angle Lens and it does distort things.
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RobT wrote:Andy,
Great job, looks mint.
I really need one of those tools. Do you have any idea where I can get one in the UK please? Thanks Rob. Here you go http://www.shesto.co.uk/Power-T...ools/c232_255/index.html
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Admiral Anti Spiral wrote:wish my gun ports looked that clean when i finished! lovely work andy Thanks Admiral, onto the second planking now.
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Very neat and tidy work Andy I bet your itchin to start the second planking now.Thanks for the link,had a quick look,they do lots of things of interest.I feel my debit card is cowering in the corner  Kind Regards Nigel
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Thanks mate, Reassuringly expensive. Hopefully that means they are the business. I can think of many, many times when this will come in very useful, so I will order one. Do you have to buy a transformer as well? That makes it come to £100.
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RobT wrote:Thanks mate, Reassuringly expensive. Hopefully that means they are the business. I can think of many, many times when this will come in very useful, so I will order one. Don't forget that you'll need a 12V Power Supply, the Minitools ones are expensive I use a Proxxon one, it has the same sockets and the variable one is about £20.
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This is the Sapele Planking just about complete for my build, that's if my plans do not go awry ('the best laid schemes of Mice and Men'). I now need to wait for Issue 39 for some dims., hopefully only about a week to go. The area of bare wood in the front port is where I have removed the reinforcing for the broken rib and is waiting to be touched up with black paint.  
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Lovely work Andy I guess you are waiting to find out where to start with the black boxwood. Kind Regards Nigel
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NMBROOK wrote:Lovely work Andy I guess you are waiting to find out where to start with the black boxwood. Kind Regards Nigel Spot on, Nigel
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Hi Andy! A nice work, well done! Regards, Bernd
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Looking spot on Andy, credit to you..... Regards Alan
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Looking spot on Andy Rgg Martyn Building ?
Completed. Soliei Royal . Sovereign of the Seas . Virginia . Scotland . San Felipe . Corel vasa , Santisima Trinadad X section , Vasa
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When sailors have good wine, They think themselves in heaven for the time. John Baltharpe
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Coming along nicely Andy keep it up Processing - Progressing
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der Gohfelder wrote:Hi Andy!
A nice work, well done!
Regards, Bernd Many thanks, Bernd.
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