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| iMack |
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  Registered Member #4592 Joined: Fri Mar 13 2015, 03:09AMPosts: 65 | donfarr wrote ... Hi Iain, What I do is use a mixture of white glue a little bit of water and the sanding dust then fill gaps it blends in nicely. Don Thanks Don I'll try that method. | ||
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| iMack |
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| Registered Member #4592 Joined: Fri Mar 13 2015, 03:09AMPosts: 65 | Working on those rear details. A few troublesome area's here like getting the wood to form to the tight curves. But a lot of it was helped by pinning it in place.   [ Edited Tue May 19 2015, 09:44PM ] | ||
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| iMack |
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| Registered Member #4592 Joined: Fri Mar 13 2015, 03:09AMPosts: 65 | It's been a busy past week getting the hull finished for my deadline. I'm looking forward to working on it more after the summer break where I can do more details done in my own time. I'm keeping an eye out for fabrics for the sails, but there's a lot of deck work to do yet. For a first try and 6 weeks work - I'm very happy with the result. /Iain    [ Edited Wed May 27 2015, 12:15PM ] | ||
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| Gene Bodnar |
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  Registered Member #126 Joined: Tue Jul 21 2009, 11:20AMPosts: 1887 | Iain, Looks very nice, especially for a first build. Gene | ||
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| Gary M |
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| Registered Member #4198 Joined: Tue May 07 2013, 10:50PMPosts: 928 | Iain, I am very impressed, both with the detail of the build and work you were able to accomplish in just six weeks! I hope that this build and hobby has become more than a school project for you. I look forward to seeing your future work. You have the talent! G | ||
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| iMack |
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| Registered Member #4592 Joined: Fri Mar 13 2015, 03:09AMPosts: 65 | Thanks very much to the both of you. I apologise for the late reply I am currently on holiday and have had some downtime from the internet. It was a very tight six weeks and the timing has been the driving force of getting it done so fast. I have enjoyed this construction so much and it is far more than just a project to me. I am in fact reading a book on the history of the age of sail on my travels now after being inspired by building the Pandora. As part of the course my model was accompanied with a dissertation and research document on the topic so it has allowed me to delve into a wealth of information. I have decided for my final 3rd year project I will be making a modern sailing yacht. The process will be quite different from the Pandora as most of the hull will be CNC'd. Not entirely sure how I will make it completely yet, but with some planning over the summer I should have a better idea. I want to get the CAD model of this completed by August. In other news for the Pandora I will start modelling more details in a few weeks. I recently bought that 3D printer so if anyone is interested it would be perfect for small, detailed intricate parts. Either way, I look forward to working on Pandora more next semester when I return. Iain   [ Edited Tue Jun 16 2015, 10:23PM ] | ||
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| Gary M |
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| Registered Member #4198 Joined: Tue May 07 2013, 10:50PMPosts: 928 | Hi Iain, I am unable to see your uploaded photos from my computer. I can see everyone else's... I look forward to the sailing yacht log. G | ||
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| iMack |
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| Registered Member #4592 Joined: Fri Mar 13 2015, 03:09AMPosts: 65 | hey Gary, not sure why they're not working. Here's the link. http://www.charterworld.com/news/sailing-yacht-oyster-885-introduced-oyster-marine [ Edited Wed Jun 17 2015, 10:42PM ] | ||
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| Gary M |
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| Registered Member #4198 Joined: Tue May 07 2013, 10:50PMPosts: 928 | Thanks, Iain. I think my work computer has blocked the images, but I can see them from home. Those IT people enjoy their power... I appreciate the link. G | ||
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