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📝 Drive assembly update
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum (
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I decided to change the drive arrangement. Instead of the wooden blocks for the motor bed i decided to use aluminum angle plate. I made the bearing plate adjustable to bring the thrust bearing end play to a minimum. Now I need to make a nylon thrust washer for the forward end of the thrust bearing assembly.
I think it should operate pretty good.
I think it should operate pretty good.
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📝 Drive assembly/ motor mounts
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Today I’m working on the motor mounts. I will drill holes in the mounts then epoxy studs in the holes. Then the motor will be secured with nuts. The motor is a 550 aristo craft Manuchi 550.
It should be ok with the 2.5” prop I think.
It should be ok with the 2.5” prop I think.
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1 year ago by 🇬🇧 mturpin013 (
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That's one large oil hole😜
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📝 TAIL SHAFT THRUST BEARING
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Hello, a little more progress. Today i made the shaft thrust bearing. Basically made from nylon and brass with two number 6-32 tpi set screws.
The nylon was bored with a shoulder inside to be a press fit on the stern tube. The brass bearing will press again the nylon face when in reverse. I need now to make forward bearing surface arrangement for the opposite side of the brass bearing. When completed there will be maybe.001” to .002” clearance between the nylon bearing face and the forward bearing face. Together with a little Vaseline this should keep most of the water out when she is running. I used the same arrangement in the Foundation Franklin and only a few drops of water come in when she is running.
The nylon was bored with a shoulder inside to be a press fit on the stern tube. The brass bearing will press again the nylon face when in reverse. I need now to make forward bearing surface arrangement for the opposite side of the brass bearing. When completed there will be maybe.001” to .002” clearance between the nylon bearing face and the forward bearing face. Together with a little Vaseline this should keep most of the water out when she is running. I used the same arrangement in the Foundation Franklin and only a few drops of water come in when she is running.
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📝 Prop Shaft
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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A little info on the prop shaft. It’s 316 stainless. I recycled the shaft as it was a shift rod in an old mercury outboard. It’s 5/16” in diameter and 9 inches long. I turned a 10- 32 thread on the prop end and the other end is 3/16” diameter.
When building the models I try to make the prop shaft diameter to scale with the original ship if possible.The groove you see in the shaft is the location of clip ring in its previous life in the outboard motor.
When building the models I try to make the prop shaft diameter to scale with the original ship if possible.The groove you see in the shaft is the location of clip ring in its previous life in the outboard motor.
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💬 Re: Prop Shaft
1 year ago by 🇬🇧 flaxbybuck (
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I really like your approach to doing things, ie. making rather than buying pieces. Just watch out for the weight though !😉
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 BarryS (
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I don't think you will break or bend that one!
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 chugalone100 (
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I love every step of your build.
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📝 Deck work
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Today I made a wood ring to fit over the opening for the rudder access. It will be epoxied to the deck. The idea is to keep any water out of the hull that would go under the grating.
It’s a very simple job really. I turned it out on the lathe.
It’s a very simple job really. I turned it out on the lathe.
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 BarryS (
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That is a good idea.
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📝 Bottom Paint, Decking, Grating.
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Hello all, a little more progress today. Finished installing the wood decking, just need to sand and seal it. Got the bottom painted today and did some work on the grating at the stern of the tug. Will be painting the sides of the hull black in a day or so.
She will not look newly painted for long as I like to weather my ships.
Tomorrow will be making deck fittings and forward winch and ships wheel.
She will not look newly painted for long as I like to weather my ships.
Tomorrow will be making deck fittings and forward winch and ships wheel.
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1 year ago by 🇳🇱 Albert90 (
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Good looking model! 👍
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1 year ago by 🇬🇧 Scratchbuilder (
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Morning Double Rum.
Looking good and I await the next installment especially the weathering section when you get to it as I am interested in individual modeler’s adaptations on this aspect. 👍 Regards Bill ▲
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1 year ago by 🇩🇪 Wolle (
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Nice tractor, I like to sit down and watch
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 BarryS (
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The project is moving right along I see.
I am looking around your shop area. I see many of the same type of machinery that I have in my shop. I have two projects waiting for me to get back to them. I have been busy for a few weeks now doing things that I have been putting off on the house and property. Hopefully in another week or so I can get back to the workshop. Keep posting the progress as I want to follow along. I am always especially interested in the weathering and the methods used for that. I have never attempted weathering. Barry ▲
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📝 Wood decking/ Cabin Doors
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Hello, a little more progress. I’m currently adding wood decking to the upper deck. I found a piece of teak I had for many years so I decided to use it for this project. The Doors are made of teak also. They are .750 inches wide, .033” thick. Soon I will make the door knobs.
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📝 Capstan and Funnel
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Made a little more progress today, made the capstan with a bronze insert on the top. I will probably paint it black other than the bronze top. Also started on the funnel made from brass sheet.
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📝 Towing Bitts/bollard
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Working on the Towing Bitts and Bollards. Made of brass tube and plate. I made the caps from plastic to save on the brass round stock.
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📝 HMCS GLENSIDE
1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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Hello everyone, I’m currently building 1/32nd model of the Canadian WW2 tug Glenside. The tug was built for the Canadian navy in the forties. Some of the Glen class tugs were sold to Foundation Maritime. I will be making this tug as per the Foundation colors where I have a model of the Foundation Franklin also. I will post pics as I progress in the build. The hull is from a fiberglass mold I made from a plug. The prop shaft is 1/4” stainless with brass tube and oilite bearings. The rudder is 1/16” brass plate with the rudder shaft silver soldered top and bottom.
In currently doing several jobs at once , planking the top deck with teak. Making port lights etc.
In currently doing several jobs at once , planking the top deck with teak. Making port lights etc.
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1 year ago by 🇨🇦 Double Rum (
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Hello Barry, I did manufacture the propeller. I cut the blade’s from 1/16” brass sheet and used a jig to produce the curve of the blades. I then silver soldered them to the hub while holding them in a jig. I checked the blade mounted in the atlas lathe. It came out pretty good. It’s a lot cheaper than buying a prop. I’m looking forward to seeing your next project.
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 BarryS (
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She has some really nice lines to her. I will be watching with interest.
Did you also make the propeller? I can see silver solder lines where the blades meet the hub. Nice job! Barry ▲
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 Chum444 (
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 chugalone100 (
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Beautiful and Elegant model.
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1 year ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle (
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Looking good, will be watching with interest for more photos 😊
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1 year ago by 🇬🇧 Scratchbuilder (
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1 year ago by 🇺🇸 ToraDog (
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This will be exciting to follow!
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