Attaching shrouds to model ships

A method of rigging shrouds along with their deadeyes and chain plates.

[@lillianfabrisdepena3680]

Happy to have round tour videos showing tips without using tools like lathes or other similar things.
Many thanks

[@tomohawk5567]

sir you are an excellent tutor and a joy to watch an listen too, thank you very much for sharing.

[@wadehoney9922]

Great demonstration, got me eager to try with the chain. Thank you

[@dalmolima8862]

Now I know, thank you for taking the time to share with us.

[@bwhitewhblack6905]

This video gave me all the anatomy I have not been able to find the names for online! Thank you. Deadeyes are gorgeous, don’t know why they are used, trying to figure it out

[@bwhitewhblack6905]

Holy cow it’s one rope that goes through the 2 deadeyes back and forth!

[@matthewemmerik7420]

thank you and what a pleasure to watch and learn,I hope to be at your level some day.

[@uniquepickles6804]

Thank you so much for this video! Very clear explanation, and very useful for my current project :)

[@johnprice1914]

A great demo..thankyou.

[@paulbell30]

Fantastic, thank you for taking the time to share this.

[@rlr1173]

Good Job, you are a natural

[@plugs313]

Love this! Thank you very much!!!

[@alexandrupreda4645]

Nice one indeed, thank you for sharing

[@peaveawwii1]

Wow! This is very good information

[@321nort]

Very nice video, it will help me alot for my build, thank you very much for filming that a sharing it :)

[@shafirbalitsky7409]

I wonder how you clean the beeswax leftovers after you finish.
Every time I pull the shroud line through the dead-eyes the beeswax would leave dust like filth on the shroud and dead-eye.
This is really annoying, to the point I stopped using it.

[@maverick50616]

nice tutorial

[@jhsim]

wonderful demo!!! where did you find the bees wax and bees wax container ?

[@rlabiche]

same here

[@emrebozkurt8124]

Real grandmaster

[@richardlott8349]

where should the shrouds be placed in relation to the mast?

[@smudgey1kenobey]

Slightly behind the mast. The forward set go up to the cross trees at the first mast doublings. After that come the back stays. At least in my model.