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11 years ago by ๐บ๐ธ sail1946 (
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I cut the plates with a tin snip. The openings I drilled out and then used a file and Dremel tool with a drill bit. I predrilled all the rivet holes before attaching the plates.
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11 years ago by ๐บ๐ธ bangzoomer (
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I'd be glad to. it's on the Cornwall Model Boat site. Enter
Laser & Photo-Etched Sheets and you will find it. it is the brass fittings the way PAN ART should have done them. It was the brass sheets that shot me down on the Anteo. Double planking, okay. An engine that sat about an inch higher than the shaft, okay again. But the brass! Who can cut out the window frames without damaging some of them! Not me! I will try building the Anteo again, but I'll buy the photo etched brass set FIRST to see what I'm in for. ๐ The Anteo is a beautiful classic tug - a real workhorse tug. Good luck. ▲
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11 years ago by ๐บ๐ธ ekoral (
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Would you mind sharing the source of the brass trim you found. Thanks.
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11 years ago by ๐บ๐ธ bangzoomer (
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Thanks for the reply - even though I posted mine about 3 years ago. Still... thanks. I actually dumped my ANTEO. Since doing that I have noticed the BRASS TRIM is for sale by other companies for the ANTEO with everything already trimmed out. Might try one more time.
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11 years ago by ๐บ๐ธ ekoral (
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I built this boat. As for the brass, I cut all the openings, holes etc before installing on the hull. Much easier. I used a rotary tool like Dremel, first made a small opening and than carefully enlarged it with an abrasive bit. Results were very good.
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