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Discussion in 'Wooden Boat Building and Restoration' started by peter radclyffe, Sep 18, 2009.

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  1. peter radclyffe
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    peter radclyffe, Sep 18, 2009
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    ILikeRust Heavy on the Covet

    Looking good!

    I'm interested in that bandsaw - what is it? Don't recognize it and can't read the name on it.

    Thanks!

    - Bill T.
     
    ILikeRust, Oct 18, 2009
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    its a primultini
     
    peter radclyffe, Oct 19, 2009
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    I love the bandsaw!
     
    mark775, Oct 19, 2009
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    peter radclyffe, Oct 23, 2009
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    I wasnt sure about the commercial aspect Graham, however
    Graham Westbrook very kindly produced this picture & a lines plan for my design, thank you again Graham
     
    peter radclyffe, Oct 24, 2009
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    Well done Peter!
     
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    thanks Richard, the bulk of the work is done, but theres a way to go yet
     
    peter radclyffe, Jul 1, 2010
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    daiquiri Engineering and Design

    Very nice boat and well-done job, Peter!
    I like to see some exposed frames below the sheer of traditional boats, too bad you have covered them. But that's a matter of personal preferences - it nevertheless remains a very good-looking boat. :)
     
    daiquiri, Jul 2, 2010
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