daman691003
70cc twin V2
Any ideas
3D Viper build log (maybe)
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Terryscustom
640cc Uber Pimp
Sorry, never used Hysol myself. It has it's place for sure. I know he is busy but I wonder if @Flyrcjoe could expand on this, he has changed my glue choices completely but I still don't use Hysol. I am kinda curious as well because I'm gearing up for a 40% scratch build this Winter with a hole lot of engine on the nose.
BalsaDust
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Boy you know how to get us all excited don't you buddy. Can't wait to see what you build next. Maybe the Cap you started working on.Sorry, never used Hysol myself. It has it's place for sure. I know he is busy but I wonder if @Flyrcjoe could expand on this, he has changed my glue choices completely but I still don't use Hysol. I am kinda curious as well because I'm gearing up for a 40% scratch build this Winter with a hole lot of engine on the nose.
Terryscustom
640cc Uber Pimp
Boy you know how to get us all excited don't you buddy. Can't wait to see what you build next. Maybe the Cap you started working on.
Nope, cap is on the back back back back burner. Probably 2016 build. 40% will not have a complete build thread but I'll probably let a few pics out. One of a kind, no kits, no reproduction just for fun project.
Naughty Monkey
100cc
Terryscustom
640cc Uber Pimp
Technically it's a 5 "almost" of a kind if you count the Utah Special Projects divistionthought it was a 4 of a kind project?
Flyrcjoe
70cc twin V2
Sorry, never used Hysol myself. It has it's place for sure. I know he is busy but I wonder if @Flyrcjoe could expand on this, he has changed my glue choices completely but I still don't use Hysol. I am kinda curious as well because I'm gearing up for a 40% scratch build this Winter with a hole lot of engine on the nose.
I use Hysol 9462 when installing my motor boxes or anywhere that I am attaching wood to fiberglass. If the joint is super tight I use the titebond medium. I have actually assembled full motor boxes with just titebond medium. I have used other brands of ca in the past in height vibration areas and have found it to get brittle and crack. The titebond ca does not have any issue like that. I have motor boxes that over 2 years old that do not have any failure points and it is not rubbery either. My rule of thumb is if there is a gap I use Hysol, if it is tight I use ca.
Here is a link to where I buy my ca.
http://mysupplycart.com/storefront_...type_code_tree=H1000,H1U00&RequestTimeout=120
daman691003
70cc twin V2
So could I glue motor box with wood glue so I have working time. Then go back and fillet with hysol.