how to "unsink" a small ship from sea and where to buy the tools?
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they don't actually use ping pong balls, but yes, you pump ping pong balls down from the surface one at a time, and that fills the ship with air.\nhere is a link to some facts about somebody who did it.
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Go to the boat store..
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A lathe, a drill press, and a milling machine would be a good start, although how you plan to use them when you don't even know the names for them is a bit of a mystery to me.  Try Harbor Freight or Northern Tools.\n\nhttp://www.harborfreight.com/\nhttp://www.northerntool.com/
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For a large item and/or an item that may be picked-up at a loading dock, you would call a freight company (like McDonough, CW Murphy, Dohrn, etc... - these may just be local where I live - search for freight companies near you or the item) and arrange for them to pick the item up and bring it to your location.  \n\nFor a smaller item (ok to ship via UPS or USPS), I suppose you would arrange for UPS to pick the package up.  The US Postal Service will pickup a package...go to their website (below) and choose "schedule a pickup" at the top of the page.  Same thing with UPS...go to their website, go to "shipping", then choose "Schedule a pickup".  \n\nThey could also mean to "arrange shipment" with the seller based on your specifications/preferences.  In which case they just want to know how you would prefer to ship the item...then you would just contact the seller and let him/her know how you would like to handle the shipment.  \n\nYou should probably email the seller and ask them what they mean and/or what they recommend for arrangement.
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First start by looking at one. \nThen think about what the individual pieces look like,and what waste materials could replace them.
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1. Get some wood, nails, screws, wood glue.\n2. Draw a scale design of the boat on a piece of paper.\n3. Cut up the........
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That's not going to be an easy task.\nIt's not usually done.\n\nEbay has soldering tools, even SMT ones.
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Without breaking what?\n\n1) Break the bottle, but not the ship.  Sure.  Get a glass cutter and remove the top of the bottle.\n\n2) Break the ship but not the bottle.  Even easier.  Shake vigorously :)\n\n3) Break neither.  I really doubt it, since the ship is probably glued together.
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Call LSS.  They bring you in by the shipload.
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1. Obtain four clean 55-gallon barrels, 20 feet of rope, several boards, 40 pounds of beef jerky\n\n2. Fill barrels 1/3d full with fresh water.\n\n3. Lash boards to barrels to make raft, saving one wide board\n\n4. Take assembly to ocean\n\n5. Place raft in water\n\n6. Use wide board as paddle and go out a few miles\n\n7. Wait for current to carry you to America
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Ebay is always a good one to look at.  If not, contact your local surf shop.  There are always used boards in local shops.  If you're just starting, don't be tempted to buy any board that is smaller than about 7 foot unless you want to have a bad time learning.
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Get a hammer and do it yourself! They've got the books at Lowe's. Supplies you can get at Home Depot, too, just look out for pot in the furniture! LOL
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go to a store that sells KNEX (toys-r-us) they have a set that has a motor on it. you can make the whole thing out of it or just use the motor.
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Try a hardware store like Lowe's or Home Depot.
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Well lets see....I have a Pirate buddy that could answer this with ease....You have the Main sail (main),Jib (another sail),Fore:the front,Aft:rear,Top Deck,Helm:wheel or wheel house(the thing that steers)Poop deck: I don't know,The Head:bathroom,Keel: the thing that keeps you from flipping over,Hull:the main "Body" of the vessel,The Plank:to "get rid" of extra baggage,Top Side:on top,Deck:where you walk(on Top)Mast:where you hook-up the main sails,Rigging:all the ropes,.....you know,I could go all night or you could check out:\n   http://en.wikiepedia.org/wiki/Sailing_ship
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use a clam rake instead of a gun.  You don't have to get the expensive one at the tackle shop just get a wide toothed one at the hardware store.  you will pull in a lot more.  I like to put them in a bucket with clean water to let them work on spitting out the sand before cooking.  Don't mind the mud go barefooted it makes it easier to clean up after wards.  May sure to get a shellfish license and follow the rules and regs.  It is a pretty good fine depending on which coast your on.
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Boy that's a tough one. You can try contacting the ships store if they're in port or ask some of the crew you served with. If you know the exact title you can do a book search at http://used.addall.com/\nOr, post a Want It Now message on eBay or some of the other internet auction sites.