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Admiral Anti Spiral

#61 Posted : 28 June 2013 00:41:08

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looking good stu! seems alot of people are going for the black boxwood now!

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#62 Posted : 28 June 2013 12:41:14

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Lovely start to the second planking Stu, will enjoy watching it progress..... BigGrin

Regards

Alan

Thanks Alan. ive got next week off work so should get a bit done, unless the weather gets better. BigGrin

cheers stu

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#63 Posted : 28 June 2013 12:45:02

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Admiral Anti Spiral wrote:

looking good stu! seems alot of people are going for the black boxwood now!

Thanks Admiral.
Yeah i think some of the photos in members build diarys have sold it. Not sure who started it all off but they should be on commission. LOL

cheers Stu BigGrin

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#64 Posted : 28 June 2013 12:51:25

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stujue wrote:

Admiral Anti Spiral wrote:

looking good stu! seems alot of people are going for the black boxwood now!

Thanks Admiral.
Yeah i think some of the photos in members build diarys have sold it. Not sure who started it all off but they should be on commission. LOL

cheers Stu BigGrin

Hi Stu
It was me,messed up really,should have bought a load then sold it on to you lot LOL

Kind Regards Nigel

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#65 Posted : 28 June 2013 16:15:37

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stujue wrote:

Admiral Anti Spiral wrote:

looking good stu! seems alot of people are going for the black boxwood now!

Thanks Admiral.
Yeah i think some of the photos in members build diarys have sold it. Not sure who started it all off but they should be on commission. LOL

cheers Stu BigGrin

Hi Stu
It was me,messed up really,should have bought a load then sold it on to you lot LOL

Kind Regards Nigel

Yeah too right mate. Cool

i thought it was a pretty good price until they added the postage on. Angry

cheers stu BigGrin

Cheers Stu

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#66 Posted : 28 June 2013 16:21:55

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Little bit more progress on the second layer. I cant stress enough how car full you need to be when cutting the gun ports this sapele is like cutting glass with a hammer Crying

cheers stu BigGrin

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#67 Posted : 28 June 2013 16:33:49

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Very,very neat and precise work Stu BigGrin

P.S.can I have my borrowers back now? LOL

Kind Regards Nigel

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#68 Posted : 28 June 2013 16:53:42

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Very,very neat and precise work Stu BigGrin

P.S.can I have my borrowers back now? LOL

Kind Regards Nigel

Thanks nigel i appreciate your comments. BigGrin

If i can keep hold of the borrowers for a little longer that would be great LOL

Cheers Stu BigGrin

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#69 Posted : 28 June 2013 17:02:01

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stujue wrote:

NMBROOK wrote:

Very,very neat and precise work Stu BigGrin

P.S.can I have my borrowers back now? LOL

Kind Regards Nigel

Thanks nigel i appreciate your comments. BigGrin

If i can keep hold of the borrowers for a little longer that would be great LOL

Cheers Stu BigGrin

Ok then mate just a little bit longer LOL

Kind Regards Nigel

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Looking really great Stu, keep the good work going..... BigGrin

.. Very neat and tidy work..... BigGrin

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#71 Posted : 29 June 2013 18:54:52

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Gandale wrote:

Looking really great Stu, keep the good work going..... BigGrin

.. Very neat and tidy work..... BigGrin

Regards

Alan

thanks Alan i appreciate your comments.

cheers Stu BigGrin

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#72 Posted : 30 June 2013 08:38:17

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Stunning work on the planking Stu ThumpUp

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#73 Posted : 30 June 2013 09:18:53

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Looking good Stu Cool

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#74 Posted : 30 June 2013 19:05:39

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Stunning work on the planking Stu ThumpUp

Rgd Martyn

Thanks Martyn, i appreciate your comments Cool

Cheers stu BigGrin

Cheers Stu

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#75 Posted : 30 June 2013 19:07:11

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Looking good Stu Cool

Thanks Arpurchase, i appreciate your comments. Cool

Cheers Stu

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#76 Posted : 30 June 2013 19:19:47

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A few more planks fitted. ive run out of blades so wont be cutting any more on the second row of gun ports till i can get my hands on some more.

ive pinned a length of black box wood as a guide to the paint line, i intend to use this to shape and fit the top planks in sapele before carrying on with the black boxwood. I must admit i cant wait to move away from the sapele as its so fragile to work with. BigGrin

Cheers Stu

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#77 Posted : 30 June 2013 20:53:54

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Absolutely stunning planking work Stu BigGrin

.If I may make a suggestion.Rather than use the black boxwood for a template you may be better with something a little stouter similar to what you used for the gunports.If you look at the port side there is a ripple in the boxwood midships back.Because its so fragile its awkward to get a flowing curve.If you pinned something thicker above the first boxwood plank and then glued the first black boxwood plank in place you will be able to fill in with tapered sapele without fear of the boxwood moving.I hope this makes sense.
Kind Regards Nigel

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#78 Posted : 30 June 2013 21:09:24

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Thanks Nigel.
Your suggestion makes perfect sense. and your right, i think im best fixing the box wood first and then filling in the gap.
Thanks again
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Cheers Stu

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#79 Posted : 30 June 2013 21:41:32

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Lovely work Stu, credit to you..... BigGrin

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#80 Posted : 30 June 2013 22:42:38

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thanks Alan
i appreciate your comments

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Cheers Stu

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