Friday was a day to get as much done as possible. I had to leave for the airport at 4pm, and I was still running the mill at 3:30. With Ron's help I managed to get the body of the plane entirely assembled by the time I left. The wood components got roughed out, and still need to be finished. Ron had made the lever cap the week before I arrived, and ground the iron as well. He perfectly anticipated what I could accomplish during my time at Brese Plane, including loosing half a day from the first pair of botched sides. Thank you Ron!
I hope to get some free time in the coming weeks to finish shaping the tote and knob, and I plan to take some video of that as well.
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It's aways a pleasure to have Jameel in the shop. What a fun week. Especially BBQ Thursday. Thanks for the work on the videos Jameel.
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SIN HAS DONE ALL THAT, HOWEVER, I HAVE TO SAY THAT THIS Planes' BEEN MADE WITH LOVE, PATIENCE AND SKILL. CONGRATULATIONS!, SIMPLY WONDERFUL! Great!
ReplyDeleteMR. PHILIP LAI
!hey those were fun videos. Thanks for sharing. WRees
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