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  1. BalsaDust

    Scale RCM 1/3 Scale Champ Build

    We are calling an 03 mostly retired, what does that make my daily driven 96 ranger? lol
  2. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    More vinyl cutting happened yesterday and did up my 67" Extra 260. Very happy with the outcome. Then mind the mess but a before and after from inside my shed of replacing the old flourecent lights with justa cheap set of LED strip lights off of amazon.
  3. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    Yes so far I have just used the free Cricut software. The Extreme flight logo I was able to locate a clean PDF image in the files section on the FB owneres group. Used an online background remover and then could import it into the software. Next I'm working on the graphics for the 67" Extra 260...
  4. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    Having fun creating custom graphics
  5. BalsaDust

    Discussion The I’m Going/Went Flying Thread

    Sadly we can’t get to the other bank other than try to cast over to it.
  6. BalsaDust

    Discussion The I’m Going/Went Flying Thread

    Finally did some float flying with the 84" TBM. Very nerve racking at first as the pond I'm flying from at work at its narrowest spot is only 125' wide.
  7. BalsaDust

    89" SkyWing Laser 260 V2 Assembly Thread

    There isn’t a ultracote code for it. Skywing makes their own covering. Reach out to extreme flight as they can get you spare covering.
  8. BalsaDust

    Scale BUSA Super Cub

    No hold I'm not sure about but Do not push I could see being on the elevator.
  9. BalsaDust

    Mini lathe (and mill) discussion.

    Picked the saw up today. Top for sure needs a little love but I think it will make one great saw for my shop. 3HP 220v motor. Based off the serial number it was made in 1985 so it shares a birthday with me. Will see if I can get it cleaned up and looking before the end of the year. I will plan a...
  10. BalsaDust

    Mini lathe (and mill) discussion.

    Yes, Delta Unisaw's are very nice units. I glad to be adding one to my shop. It will need a good restoration though.
  11. BalsaDust

    Mini lathe (and mill) discussion.

    While it's not a mill or a lathe I will be picking up a new to me table saw tomorrow from a coworker. Older Delta UniSaw that came out of the quality department at the Georgia Pacific plant he worked at years ago. Only thing its ever done is rip 4x8 sheets of OSB in half for testing. It's sat in...
  12. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    What airframe is that on Snoopy?
  13. BalsaDust

    Discussion The I’m Going/Went Flying Thread

    Yeah the 9 grams where fine on the previous setup but the T-motor was too much for it. Theta 921's should be in for it by the end of the week.
  14. BalsaDust

    Discussion The I’m Going/Went Flying Thread

    Took the girls out to the field yesteday for some fun. Had the intentions of letting both get there first bit of stick time with the trainer. Sadly I made the first flight and decided some high speed passes would be fun. Well second pass one aileron started to flutter and then leave the chat...
  15. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    Very much so. There are times when working together with other trades is a benifit but for the most part its always been best to me to be in our own areas and out of each others way.
  16. BalsaDust

    Discussion The I’m Going/Went Flying Thread

    Did some heli flying yesterday with my new Goosky S2 Legend. Totally new skill for me to learn and it will never replace fixed wing but it’s fun learning.
  17. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    I've experienced similar during my time in construction. I was taught by some good electricians during my apprenticeship who had no problem getting down in the hole with the helpers to get the job done so I became the same way once I was the one doing the teaching. Also been on the side of...
  18. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    Yes I had a coworker with full Milwaukee setup when I lived in Williamsburg 15ish years ago. The tools where amazing but he had to have twice as many batteries to make it through the day than I did with my Dewalt 18V stuff.
  19. BalsaDust

    The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

    Oh no doubt Milwaukee makes the best porta band ever. We had a dozen of them at my last job. Where I'm at now we have a couple including my favorite for little small jobs is the M12 cordless version. Rigid is what we have always used for any pipe threading needed. Never had much experience with...
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