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Building Tips and technical articles. => Building techniques => Topic started by: Mike Griffin on December 30, 2016, 05:57:39 PM
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This is something I came up with that works great.
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Kewl!
I just have a variety of heavy weights in my shop, bought from a scrap metal dealer. Having a 5-lb weight on the left wingtip while you're working on the right one works out just dandy, with little muss or fuss. If you're worried about scuffing, use towels or something.
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Good idea. I'll try to remember that one.
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Mike,
Go to age 81 in the current Model Aviation and look at the Ohio Superstar ad. I've had one of those for over 20 years and it is a really useful tool to have. I have never used weights to hold the film in place and have never felt the need to do so. Every now and then you have to give a nod to the R/C community for useful ideas and tools to use.
Dennis
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I put Urethane soft foam sheets over and under the wing I am not working on, then sand-bags for soft weight. Never a dent! :!
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Pillows.
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Probably better than my knees...
Phil
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I just had some scrap plywood and a few dowels around the shop and just came up with this...works pretty good.
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I use modeling clay that I have placed in a plastic bag and with a piece of round aluminum I flattened it. They don`t mar or dent the balsa. It helps a lot for doing wing tips with polyspan.
Juan