chainplates #4

Bending the top around to form an eye for the bolt attaching the deadeye. Jorgen is the blacksmith with the large hammer I am holding the material.

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[ChaufMT]

Hey Captain, nice to see you. :) Is it because of privacy, you don't want to be in the camera?

This seems hard work too. Are you on schedule, as you had in mind?

[captainkruse]

I am not concerned about privacy. Just tend to avoid the wrong side of the camera. Metal hardware is expensive, the quicker it is done the less expensive it is. My schedule is to get something done everyday. I do not know how long it will take.

[krystilmist]

That's the first time your face has been on camera

[captainkruse]

I forgot to instruct the fella I asked to video tape procedure to skip the faces.

[firelord3377]

u and ur group seemed to me like smart workers.

100 of 100 points!!!!

greetings from germany

[ntheoret]

Wow, this is really impressive work.

Will you be doing anything to the metal to protect it afterwards? I don't think you would just leave it as is because of all the salt.

Thanks, Nicole :-)

[ChaufMT]

Ah, okay ,thank you for your quick respons. And, tehre is no wrong side :)