Lighter than I expected though after looking at it. Fuse weighs 11.242oz. For comparison an EE60 fuse in the same state is 20ozThat did not take long and it is looking good and robust.
That will make good and robust nice job.View attachment 98857 View attachment 98858
Used my dremel tool to rout a groove in the elevator right where the two halves meet. Then epoxied in a 1/8" carbon rod.
Have a question have ever given it any thought of making the slab fuselage out styrofoam sheet and then sheeting it.
Man that does look good, must say those are my favourite colours. That is a 30cc done with foam. Like that. Where can I find the ProBro build would like to read through it thanks.View attachment 98869 I did this one that way. Thought about it on this but I decided against it. The way I fly on 20cc and smaller I fly them hard and dork them a lot. A built up fuse with a tube is easy to repair after a dork where as the foam fuse will not be.
Pretty much a guarantee that anything 30cc and larger though that I build as a slab will get a foam fuse.
I can link my probro build thread for the big edge if you would like to look at it.
Man that does look good, must say those are my favourite colours. That is a 30cc done with foam. Like that. Where can I find the ProBro build would like to read through it thanks.