HMS Beagle - part 41 Making The Rope Ladders In Platforms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video i finish the rope ladders (ratlines) of the 2nd and 3rd level. Also the small parts that connects the 1st level to the platforms. This Video comes in 1080p.
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John you are an incredible builder! I love your work. I just purchased the beagle and am planning to use all of your videos as a guide to build from. I had purchased the USS Constitution from model shipways last year. Unfortunately never having built a wooden model ship, I didn’t get far. It came with blueprints, which I can’t make heads or tails from. I would be grateful if in the future you could build that one and make a set of vids for it, lol. My hope is to use the beagle as a first build then go tackle the larger model. The hull alone is over 24 inches long. It’s a massive model. Tell wolf I said hello!
Hi Noster! The series will be completed during November. Take a look at my others series with the big ones like Santisima and Montanes, they are closer to the size of the Constitution. I do not know if and when i will build again the Constitution. I will give Wolf a bug hug for you :)
Only mistake you made was listening to your friend wanted high gloss paint.
Ugh! Did that myself a few times. Go matte
nice job on all that rigging
Thank you very much!!!
I am retired now, but in former my carrier I was a director and technical engineer of video for live television for horse racing. I traveled across the USA to many racetracks, and I have had to climb many camera towers, to install cameras and other equipment. The tall ones, 50 or more feet, did scare me a bit, but at least they were steel ladders. The thought of climbing the rope ladders on a rolling ship, especially the transitions, where one would have to climb at a reverse angle, would scare the “crap” out of me!
Think about climbing those ladders in a storm :)
@@JohnsWoodenShips I don’t believe that most people nowadays, could tolerate or even survive the conditions aboard those ships. Bad food, bad water, disease, very dangerous working conditions, harsh treatment, and punishment, savage seas, and warfare! The ships were fantastic, but life aboard was horrible. But it might have been better than serving in the army! In the movie Mutiny on the Bounty, starring Marlon Brando, his character was asked by Caption Bligh, on why did he join the navy, and Mr. Christian replied, “because I thought the army would be rather dusty”!
@@billa2967 Just think that you are not an officer, you work constantly in cruel conditions and you sleep in hammocks with 100 or more people. You do not get a good rest and you do that for months until you get to a port. And when there is storm the situation is the same but harder!
In the 19th century it was common that the futtock shrouds were made with chain or wire. You can find it also in the book Anatomy of the ship of the beagle. But i can tell you that rope works a lot beter and faster! I did the chain futtocks, but it was a battle!
The rope just makes it look better, my opinion of course :)
@@JohnsWoodenShips that's totally fine of course! You make the decisions, you are the captain of your ship! Always do whatever you want or what you think is right, don't build what somebody else wants or what somebody else thinks is right, because it will eventually take the fun away! Just my humble opinion... Keep up the nice work, John!!
@@wlouws1 Thank you very much!!!
Can anyone tell me how to get hold of that great little gadget for pulling the string through the dead eyes please. Would be very great full
i was just thinking the same thing ..may be in amazon? need the name..i am 69 years old and no way i can do that with reading glasses..
I got this from the local store that sells threads and needles. It's main purpose is to pass the thread though a needles eye. This is the one with a quick Google search : www.kaufland.de/product/335840752/
Grateful for that John. Thank you very much
Looking very good John. So much work.
Thank you very much Keran!!! We are coming to the end :)
@@JohnsWoodenShips By the way, I think your decision to use ropes for the rope ladders is absolutely right . (The clue is in the name!)
@@keranpower6805 Thank you Keran! The chains just didn't seem right to me :)
Neat work, John. That threading tool is very handy. I must get one too.
Thank you Buck!!! Yes and when you do get more than one because the wires are easy to snap.
@@JohnsWoodenShips Thanks for the tip, John, I'll get a pack of them.
Top notch John
Thank you very much Kevin!!!
Yeah that part jt4. What the hell
Tying the rope ladders was something I've been dreading. I've watched others do it and was not at all impressed.
Watching you create the rope ladders from start to finish was a treat.
You create a piece of art! WTG John
Thank you very much Dennis!
Hi John, great progress and workmanship as usual, thanks for sharing. Not sure if I have asked you before or not but when you are varnishing, do you varnish your blocks as well?
Thank you Moike! No i do not varnish the block because i would have to open up the holes and also the ropes will give me a hard time to glue on them.
She is becoming stunningly beautiful, John. Great work!
Indeed she is getting better and better and in a few weeks she will be done :)
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