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NEW BEDFORD WHALE BOAT by Mario 1/16 scale

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teleman

Thu May 10 2018, 09:02pm

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So now after contemplating what wood. I decided to build two boats. I have so much basswood probably make one from that. Then go with Intarsia for the other. The book says if your using planks 3/64's thick or 1/32. Does not explain wht two different thicknesses.
I have milled that thin with basswood. But not with the hardwoods. Plus using a slitting blade for me anyway is a big pain in the butt. but I'll see how it goes.

Tim C

Fri May 11 2018, 01:57am

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Joined: Fri Feb 15 2013, 05:19am
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Interesting jig. God Luck with that.
Nice looking saw.
Should make the cutting go easy. Thanks for sharing the pics and the build.

Later Tim

teleman

Tue May 22 2018, 07:21pm

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Joined: Tue Nov 29 2011, 05:32am
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Thanks Tim for stopping by!

Well its been a little will. just have been very busy with other things lately. Finding spare time has been a challenge. So what i"m going to show is parts of the plans and book. Because I thought it would be easier to understand what I am trying to accomplish here. This model ain't for the young. Practicums are practicums, I'm saying this because I treat them like the Pirates Code, they are more like guide lines to me. If it works well for the writer of the practicum then all is well, but if something works better for me I will go that route.
It's gets a little complicated here so if I do not explain it right please ask or tell me and maybe I can clarify a little better.

So the plans and book pics first...

Now the pic above shows how the stem n stern post will come together with the keel. But also shows how i mush creat the bevels for the garboard strake.