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| Larry_D |
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 Registered Member #1573 Joined: Sat Apr 16 2011, 12:23pmPosts: 20 | Dave, This is great. You have done a fantastic job of bringing together ship building practises/formulas of 18th century England as recorded with an actual ship for comparison. This is a favorite log for me. Thank you for your outstanding work. Larry Davis | ||
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| dave1254 |
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 Registered Member #2647 Joined: Fri May 25 2012, 08:08pmPosts: 447 | Thanks Guys Gene: Thsnks for the encouragement. I know I have made a lot of mistakes, but as I progressed I learned and redid. I beleave I have a fairly accurate set of plans but there is still a lot more to do. Larry: Your encouragement has spurred me on at times. It has been fustrating a lot of the times. The math is not difficult but finding the information was the biggest challenge. Thanks again everyone | ||
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| Winston |
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winston  Registered Member #1 Joined: Sat Jun 13 2009, 02:08pmPosts: 2233 | I agree, an outstanding job well done. Its not hard to understand how it can take someone literally years to come up with a final set of drawings. Well, at least as final as one can come up with. Finding information can be frustrating on its own. But finding various sources that conflict on the same matter can be downright maddening in trying to make a decision on which to go with. | ||
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| Gary M |
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| Registered Member #4198 Joined: Tue May 07 2013, 10:50pmPosts: 908 | Hi Dave, I know this thread isn a couple of years old, but I just reviewed it as an aid for helping me worn through the bow can't frames on my Peacock CAD design. Great detail and a worthy read. Best, G | ||
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| dave1254 |
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| Registered Member #2647 Joined: Fri May 25 2012, 08:08pmPosts: 447 | Thanks Gary It was a challenge but enjoyable project. There are mistakes and as I find more and more information through research of other ships, it becomes apparent that I rushed through it. I may go back and edit some of the work later as my notebooks get fuller with information. I like to give accurate information as I can. Again thanks Dave | ||
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| Holzwurm |
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  Registered Member #934 Joined: Sun May 16 2010, 08:30amPosts: 51 | Really wonderful drawings, Dave. And now it's time to make sawdust  [ Edited Wed Sep 24 2014, 04:53pm ] | ||
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| Zoltan |
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 Registered Member #4779 Joined: Sat May 07 2016, 02:34amPosts: 199 | Hello Dave,I am planning to build HMS Ontario,did you have a chance to build it? Thanks Regards,Zoltan | ||
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| dave1254 |
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| Registered Member #2647 Joined: Fri May 25 2012, 08:08pmPosts: 447 | Hi Zoltan No I haven't yet I am very busy with packing up my house after selling it. The design of what I drew was based on British standards and not what was built in Canada at the time. So the framing would have filler frames in it. I can argue that Coleman was a British shipwright on a British dockyard. Until detailed pictures of the treenail pattern is established we may never know. Dave | ||
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| Zoltan |
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| Registered Member #4779 Joined: Sat May 07 2016, 02:34amPosts: 199 | Thanks Dave for your answer!! Zoltan | ||
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