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raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference03-May-18 09:37
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Monokote is done, finally. Still have to install all the linkages and electronics.
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference25-Apr-18 23:02
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Having "survived" 42 days of radiation treatments, I'm hopefully back up to speed. Silver Monkote, which has been sanded with either 360 grit W&D or 800 grit W&D has been applied with the "grain" running in differnent directions to try to simulate dissimilar panels. Takes a little time to cut out all of the panels.
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference06-Apr-18 11:27
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All of the pieces are finally together. Used a canopy off of a Guillows T-bolt. Haven't decided on the scheme yet. One of the other RCr's wants me to put MonoKote on it. Never done that before. Hmmm.
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference28-Mar-18 16:46
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Fill in the blank: _ _ _ _ _ _!!!!!
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference19-Mar-18 10:33
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Don; One more
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference19-Mar-18 10:32
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Don; Another shot
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raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference19-Mar-18 10:30
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Don: A-26 Cowling details
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference15-Mar-18 14:50
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This is how I terminated the ends of the planks that met on the centerline. When attaching the planks, I applied a bead of thinned titebond glue to one mating edge with a small paintbrush the placed a dab of medium viscosity CA to each former and squeezed the planks tight and pinned them. The medium viscosity CA (gap-filling) gives you enough time to lay the plank on and pin it. If you don't dawdle :-)
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference15-Mar-18 14:41
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The bevels are switched on alternating strips. I made some planks that were over 20 inches long for the P-47.
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference15-Mar-18 14:39
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Here is the angle achieved for the planking. BTW, depending on how big of radius the former has, you can strip the balsa up to 3/8" wide. The piece shown is about 3/16" wide.
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference15-Mar-18 14:36
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Gives you a cutting angle like such.
raylScratch Built Grumman J2F DuckReference15-Mar-18 14:32
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Anyway: Hot-glues a piece of 1/8" X 1/4" to the base of the balsa stripper.
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