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[gyro]

I just wick in thin ca into the joints, once the pieces are exactly where I want them. While this isn't the way in the instructions, it has worked well for me this far.


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[aronph]

I just wick in thin ca into the joints, once the pieces are exactly where I want them. While this isn't the way in the instructions, it has worked well for me this far.


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thats what I have been trying to say without making anybody mad....

 

[gyro]

thats what I have been trying to say without making anybody mad....

No worries Aron! I actually don't use medium CA or Epoxy at all on the joiners, just the thin CA wicked in there

 

[aronph]

thats all ive ever used

 

[SnowDog]

thats what I have been trying to say without making anybody mad....

don't worry about making anybody mad...we're just discussing different ideas/techniques for doing this kind of stuff.
I'm glad this info came out, I wasn't sure thin CA would be strong enough for the elevator joiner, but if you guys say it works fine, I'll consider it in the future. Less mess than epoxy.

 

[aronph]

wait....we were talking about the joiner?....I use thin CA on the HINGES and just duct tape the joiner in .....its a whole lot easier to get out when you crash...tehe

 

[quadracer]

Kentucky Chrome, FTW!!!!

 

[3dbandit]

wait....we were talking about the joiner?....i use thin ca on the hinges and just duct tape the joiner in :d.....its a whole lot easier to get out when you crash...tehe

lol.

 

[gyro]

So who is flying this weekend? Where and what?

 

[jmart95]

Taking out the 87 and 47 SHP's today, at a field about an hour away. Practicing as much as possible for knoxville, getting comfortable doing rifle rolls down and hesitation rolls down low. Next week will be the spiraling staircase to deathslide! Gyro, are you flying today?