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| Donald Wilson |
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 Registered Member #4806 Joined: Sun Jul 24 2016, 05:41pmPosts: 96 | <p>Hi all well I bought this kit from eBay as a started kit..it is 1:64 scale.... all that was done was the frames put onto the false keel wrongly... the walnut main keel sections that should be put in place first are missing so a sheet of 6mm walnut is on order...the wrongly fitted frames have been reclaimed and cleaned up, so the build will come nice as soon as the walnut arrives and is cut to shape and size....</p> <p> </p> <p>  [/URL]</p> [ Edited Wed Jul 27 2016, 08:08pm ] | ||
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| Grant Goodale |
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| Registered Member #4656 Joined: Sat Sep 19 2015, 03:17amPosts: 8 | Artisana kit? If it included a video, do yourself a favour - don't watch it. Go by the instructions, sparse as they may be. | ||
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| Donald Wilson |
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| Registered Member #4806 Joined: Sun Jul 24 2016, 05:41pmPosts: 96 | Hi yes thier kit... but no video there... the instructions don't 'seem'too bad ...first 2 pages anyway.... 😁 but no rush with this, I am at present waiting for the walnut to arrive to make up the external keel that was missing.....fun right from the start....😁😁 OK. ..... so I have been nosing around in the kit and........a cording to the instructions.... you cut out the walnut from a routed piece and fix to bottom of false keel.. adjusting the false keel a cordingly. ....now the problem with that instruction is..... there is no walnut pack that has been routed.... BUT in amongSt the fittings which are in various compartments of 2 styrene pieces there are some machined walnut pieces... that just happen to match the plan patern for the external keel....they were scattered around 2 different pots and one piece in amongst the planking timber etc...... so the kit can come now into a build.... or rather it has... as I have already sanded the false keel to take the first section which is directly under the bowsprit on the curved section of bow... just waiting for glue to dry....😊 A quick question..... I read the instructions as the frames are fitted with the tops level with the top of false keel....this seems logic let but with no visual conformation on the plan just wondering....... [ Edited Wed Jul 27 2016, 10:42am ] | ||
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| Donald Wilson |
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| Registered Member #4806 Joined: Sun Jul 24 2016, 05:41pmPosts: 96 | I have read b the instructions and searched the plans.... there is no mention of'Rabbet lines/cutout' for the planking....does the planking on this model run that well into the keel?? Without the need for Rabbet ? | ||
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| aew |
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aew   Registered Member #1929 Joined: Wed Nov 30 2011, 03:05pmPosts: 2699 | Where your planking meets the keel at a steep angle, I wouldn't bother with a rabbet but if they meet at a shallow angle, typically at the lower part of the stern post, that's a different matter entirely, especially if it's double planked. If you simply run the planks on to the stern post, you'll end up with 6 mm of keel, probably 2 x 1.5 mm first planking and 2 x 1 or 1.5 mm second planking. That's a total thickness of 11 or 12 mm. You really want to end up at the same thickness as the rudder (or the thickness of the stern post if it's a hardwood piece separate from the keel). If it's double planked, rebate the first planking into the keel some way short of the stern post and then taper the keel from that point back to get to the thickness you want. | ||
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| Donald Wilson |
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| Registered Member #4806 Joined: Sun Jul 24 2016, 05:41pmPosts: 96 | Hi Arthur, Many thanks , it says to feather the frames at keel so I will see how steep that looks and cut the Rabbet accordingly then, some shallow up right at the keel. Probably just a sticking point with the cheaper kits..... planking is supplied for double layer or I could get some a little heavier and single plank it...ummm... 😞☺ | ||
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| Donald Wilson |
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| Registered Member #4806 Joined: Sun Jul 24 2016, 05:41pmPosts: 96 | Hi all, Well I now have 4 pieces of the external keel fitted so am a little closer to refitting the frames... they still need the fitting slot deepened a fraction for them to sit flush.....  The keel is in 5 pieces plus the stern post so cutting next piece to size and sorting joint angle tomorrow then I can fit the last piece and sort the stern post.....😊 | ||
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| Donald Wilson |
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| Registered Member #4806 Joined: Sun Jul 24 2016, 05:41pmPosts: 96 | Hi all, Well the bottom keel timber in place now, dry fitted the stern post....too small..😯. so I shall cut a new one from the walnut that has now arrived.... 😊 [ Edited Sat Jul 30 2016, 12:15pm ] | ||
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| Donald Wilson |
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| Mike 41 |
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 Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1238 | Hi Don, It looks like you are off to a good start. You might want to download the Schooner Bluenose Practicum by Gene Bodnar. It is under the Projects section of this site I think you will find it helpful. Good luck with the build. Mike | ||
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