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jibtickler was very kind to send me the measurements of the block and I got it almost right. the block itself is a bit too high/long, so I am going to fix that. Kerst
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For once I have the feeling that I made a lot of progress. I glued the 4 boom sections together and i am quite happy with the result. As you can see there is still lots to do.   Kerst
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I always and consistently amazed by this project! Another great step forward. My only regret is that you are not from this side of the pond so I won't get to see it at Modelleshow Europe.
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What type of glue did you use ?
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Steve wrote:What type of glue did you use ? It is a polymer composite adhesive, industrial strength Kerst
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kerst wrote:Steve wrote:What type of glue did you use ? It is a polymer composite adhesive, industrial strength Kerst Have you used it before ? What kind of strength does it have ? Just wondering how it will handle an extended boom.
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Steve wrote:kerst wrote:Steve wrote:What type of glue did you use ? It is a polymer composite adhesive, industrial strength Kerst Have you used it before ? What kind of strength does it have ? Just wondering how it will handle an extended boom. We will find out soon. I will test it as soon as it is ready. Kerst
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kerst wrote:Steve wrote:kerst wrote:Steve wrote:What type of glue did you use ? It is a polymer composite adhesive, industrial strength Kerst Have you used it before ? What kind of strength does it have ? Just wondering how it will handle an extended boom. We will find out soon. I will test it as soon as it is ready. Kerst Thanks. (I'm sure you will), keep us posted on how it handles the weight. Are you going to try a weight test ?
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Wow, that's a huge update. How close to the real thing will your extension and retraction devices work? Will they use hydraulics? Rowan.
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RowanH wrote:Wow, that's a huge update. How close to the real thing will your extension and retraction devices work? Will they use hydraulics?
Rowan. I am going to use a spindle (electric motor plus screw thread) to extend the boom. I am not sure yet whether I am going to use 1 or 2 spindles. Kerst
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Love it!!! Superb craftsmanship Kerst. 
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Hi Kerst,
Just amazing work.
I like the way you have floded your boom sections. I might look at doing my next crane boom in a similiar way.
Will your boom be pinned in the way as the full size, 0%-50%-100%??
If so how will you operate it??
Again very nice engineering and a lovely crane.
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Heel erg indrukwekkend Kerst! Which colours will it get?
www.emielschoonen.nlGreed isn't going anywhere. They should put that up on a billboard across Times Square!
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Emiel wrote:Heel erg indrukwekkend Kerst!
Which colours will it get? I quite like Sarens blue, but I still have some time to decide. Bedankt, Kerst
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That is looking really good Kerst I enjoy looking at your progress posts, keep up the great work man! Jeff
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Thanks for taking the time to share your build with us, fascinating! Rowan.
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