The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread
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BalsaDust
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Just some "parting" shots. I'm "Cub'd" out now. Flew it yesterday morning and it's a different plane
. Behaves much better.
So unless I perfect the "dirt nap" my shop is open to new business.
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I think you should join in on the 20cc edge profile build then.
pawnshopmike
Staff member
Just some "parting" shots. I'm "Cub'd" out now
So unless I perfect the "dirt nap" my shop is open to new business
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Beautiful rehab brother. Mikey like.
Snoopy1
640cc Uber Pimp
It looks like new again. Did you get the wing sealed up and did it help.Just some "parting" shots. I'm "Cub'd" out now
So unless I perfect the "dirt nap" my shop is open to new business
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49dimes
Damn I'm hungry
I did not use the flexseal. Two coats (used about 75% of the rustoleum paint) of paint did the trick. It stalls nice and clean now with the nose dropping slightly
. It tracks solid and is very stable thanks to the Aura 8. Landing is fun again .
49dimes
Damn I'm hungry
I have been closely watching. I'll chime in soon. I do have a project lined up. Hope to have it done by next hurricane season.
It's a 20 year old 4KW generator. Another freebee barn find. When I saw it would still turn over by hand I got all excited knowing it has hope for future use.
pawnshopmike
Staff member
Good idea. Can't fly if you can't charge batteries.
acerc
640cc Uber Pimp
Yea! That's why he bought it!!Good idea. Can't fly if you can't charge batteries.
BalsaDust
Moderator
Made a second marking gauge over the past few days. I determined with the first one that the rod used was too big and I also didn’t like having to screw it in place as it took away from the looks. On this one I did a counter bore in the handle and it’s a nice press fit so it all just holds itself together without the need of any mechanical fasteners other than the set screw needed to lock the movable shaft in place. Also countersunk the end of the brass so that when not in use the delicate edge of the blade was recessed in with no fear of damage
