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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU2pugfaLro 7-10 to 7-12] | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU2pugfaLro 7-10 to 7-12] | ||
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* There are many ways to roll the leading edge. One possible solution is to get a white powder coated steel closet rod at home depot, then go to the tools section and find a socket that fits snuggly into it. Drill two or three 1/8th holes through the rod and socket (with a tungsten carbide drill bit) and pop rivet the rod to the socket. Using a socket wrench with a universal joint, you can easily exert plenty of rolling force into the rod. Tape the skin to the rod using heavy duty duct tape. | * There are many ways to roll the leading edge. One possible solution is to get a white powder coated steel closet rod at home depot, then go to the tools section and find a socket that fits snuggly into it. Drill two or three 1/8th holes through the rod and socket (with a tungsten carbide drill bit) and pop rivet the rod to the socket. Using a socket wrench with a universal joint, you can easily exert plenty of rolling force into the rod. Tape the skin to the rod using heavy duty duct tape. | ||
Revision as of 04:51, 24 March 2022
Builder Videos
Plane Lady:
- 7-2,7-3,7-4
- 7-4,7-5,7-6
- Rudder skins
- Rudder mistake
- 7-6,7-7
- 7-8,7-9
- 7-10
- 7-10,7-11
- rolling leading edge
- 7-11, 7-12
Jason Ellis:
Page 7-11 Step 2
- There are many ways to roll the leading edge. One possible solution is to get a white powder coated steel closet rod at home depot, then go to the tools section and find a socket that fits snuggly into it. Drill two or three 1/8th holes through the rod and socket (with a tungsten carbide drill bit) and pop rivet the rod to the socket. Using a socket wrench with a universal joint, you can easily exert plenty of rolling force into the rod. Tape the skin to the rod using heavy duty duct tape.