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I am looking for someone who can manufacture a set of steel caulking irons for the Duyfken replica at the Australian National Maritime Museum.
Essentially they seem to be similar to a cold chisels of different widths and thicknesses but with more tapered lines
I thought they were more like a bolster.
Do they have to look right or work right or both?
Marshalltown - Masonry - Chisels
Stuart
you should try Wrought Artworks - Australian Technology Park - Locomotive workshop, (Bays 1 & 2) - Garden St, Alexandria NSW 1435 - Tel 02 931 96190
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They have a variety of different shapes for different situations and the wider ones do looklike a bolster.
The caulking mallets are quite interesting, they have slits and holes in them to tune them for when there are a lot of caulkers working together
Clinto
Have you discovered the Sydney Heritage Fleet in Blackwattle Bay?
the retired tradies and volunteers there probably know where to source everythiung th Dufkyn needs
not taht I'm trying to discourage you from asking here.
I quite enjoy following your ship's rejuvination, just
POST SOME PICTURES !! :)