Thanks to everyone for all the reports, and to all who made pledges to raise money for the Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center; we really appreciate the support!! Anyone still wishing to pledge can get forms on our webpage at www.ctaudubon.org. Look under the Coastal Center Page for the Big Day event. There's a link to the form.

Although her wooden hull was in absolutely wonderful shape, it got that way with a gazzilion hours of sanding, chinking, and painting, The house is all metal. She was designed to be operated by a small crew and only late in her career were throttle and shift controls refitted to the bridge.

. > > The "trick", really, is to design all your parts around a convenient > origin and then translate them to the assembled position.

I want to thank all who came out supporting the idea of a website dedicated to images that will put the faces of the writers and the shapes of their boats in our view to complement this list.

I presently operate in the 1200-1400 range which is a half knot faster-but the real boost now comes on to a full humped backed wake at 8 plus knots at an all at ease 1600 rpm and boosts up to 1750, No Black Smoke. Wowwie wow wow. Yes, I am overpropped with a 34/26 3 blade but I operate at very conservative fuel use numbers from Deere and Lugger charts.

. > > > Unless specifically shown otherwise above, my contribution is in the > Public Domain; To the extent possible under law, I have waived all > copyright and related or neighbouring rights to this work.

- Revar > On Oct 23, 2020, at 9:15 AM, Jordan Brown wrote: > > On 10/23/2020 1:26 AM, Revar Desmera wrote: >> Actually if you want to go to the effort of overriding all the transformation built-ins (translate, rotate, scale) with user modules calling multmatrix(), and provide an alternate call for multmatrix() itself, it

> Anyway it's all in fun for me and I have no real need for this precision. 

-2772-457D-8252-4587F27C5621@gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > > On Sunday 9/24 my brother and I fished the Sound, covering ground from Norwalk all the way to The Race (NY) and around Fishers Island and back. > > The sound was mostly birdless.

On 3/31/2025 8:26 AM, zhangyoubao@siom.ac.cn wrote: > We want to convert OpenSCAD scripts into CadQuery Python script files. Assuming that you want to retain the program's logic, rather than just the shapes that it generates, you want to work from AST. You might think that once you have an AST, you could just emit Python syntax for that AST and be done.