#ssurpo — Public Fediverse posts

The almost final net is here https://mas.to/@luupilotti/117282139605858083 but good point, I'll add the final net to the blogpost too.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The almost final net is here https://mas.to/@luupilotti/117282139605858083 but good point, I'll add the final net to the blogpost too.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The almost final net is here https://mas.to/@luupilotti/117282139605858083 but good point, I'll add the final net to the blogpost too.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The almost final net is here https://mas.to/@luupilotti/117282139605858083 but good point, I'll add the final net to the blogpost too.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The almost final net is here https://mas.to/@luupilotti/117282139605858083 but good point, I'll add the final net to the blogpost too.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The weather canopy has both sheer along its length and camber across it.

I cheated on the actual construction though: skipped modeling a wood frame within a canvas cover, which is probably the real build (the drawing doesn't confirm it either way), and just made outer and inner surfaces instead.

The roof also follows the deck sheer and camber but not 100%. E.g. at station 3 the deck camber is much higher than on roof as it is so close to the rood edge.

Corrugated sheet roofs existed by then too, but the dockyard drawing shows a more conventional canopy on GM. Such canvases were very popular on ships.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The weather canopy has both sheer along its length and camber across it.

I cheated on the actual construction though: skipped modeling a wood frame within a canvas cover, which is probably the real build (the drawing doesn't confirm it either way), and just made outer and inner surfaces instead.

The roof also follows the deck sheer and camber but not 100%. E.g. at station 3 the deck camber is much higher than on roof as it is so close to the rood edge.

Corrugated sheet roofs existed by then too, but the dockyard drawing shows a more conventional canopy on GM. Such canvases were very popular on ships.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The weather canopy has both sheer along its length and camber across it.

I cheated on the actual construction though: skipped modeling a wood frame within a canvas cover, which is probably the real build (the drawing doesn't confirm it either way), and just made outer and inner surfaces instead.

The roof also follows the deck sheer and camber but not 100%. E.g. at station 3 the deck camber is much higher than on roof as it is so close to the rood edge.

Corrugated sheet roofs existed by then too, but the dockyard drawing shows a more conventional canopy on GM. Such canvases were very popular on ships.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The weather canopy has both sheer along its length and camber across it.

I cheated on the actual construction though: skipped modeling a wood frame within a canvas cover, which is probably the real build (the drawing doesn't confirm it either way), and just made outer and inner surfaces instead.

The roof also follows the deck sheer and camber but not 100%. E.g. at station 3 the deck camber is much higher than on roof as it is so close to the rood edge.

Corrugated sheet roofs existed by then too, but the dockyard drawing shows a more conventional canopy on GM. Such canvases were very popular on ships.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship

The weather canopy has both sheer along its length and camber across it.

I cheated on the actual construction though: skipped modeling a wood frame within a canvas cover, which is probably the real build (the drawing doesn't confirm it either way), and just made outer and inner surfaces instead.

The roof also follows the deck sheer and camber but not 100%. E.g. at station 3 the deck camber is much higher than on roof as it is so close to the rood edge.

Corrugated sheet roofs existed by then too, but the dockyard drawing shows a more conventional canopy on GM. Such canvases were very popular on ships.

@PalmAndNeedle #ssgustafmoenting #ssurpo #3d #höyrylaiva #fusion360 #steamship