Tom Morris Building Boards

[sadams714441]

Anyone here using Tom Morris building boards ?  How are they to use ? Tryed to get a look at them on his site but cant find them, he shows them listed in his catalog but no picture. 

[RC Storick]

There worth the money. I don't have one but I borrowed one from a friend to use and it produced a perfectly straight wing.

[Harleyman]

Agreed!
I've just finished the straightest, strongest and lightest wing I've ever built using a jig I built from Tom's specs.

[Paul Taylor]

Chris,
Send me detail pictures of your board along with some specs.

Weather is getting right down south.

Maybe next week we will test fly the Twistang.

Paul

[Harleyman]

I'll try to get basic dimensions and a couple of pics for you later today or this week.

 

[Tom Dugan]

I have an ajust-o-jig but would also be interested in getting the information on the Morris jig.  Will you be posting the information here?

Thomas

[Leester]

Thomas do you have the Fusa-jig attachments also?

[Tom Dugan]

Leester....Yes, it's the fullhouse version.

[Leester]

Thomas: There's a hobby shop in Champaign that has about 4 packs of the Red Fusa jig formers or what ever they call them. Mine is the Full house version also but picked up a couple of extra packs.

[Harleyman]

Paul,

Here are some shots of my Wing Jig.  It's 48" long and about 17" deep.
I ripped off three one inch wide strips the full 48" length and screwed them evenly spaced to the bottom of the board.  The back fence is another 3" wide strip ripped the full length also and attached to the back with drywall screws and glue.  The adjustable sliders are angle iron and screws to hold them in place.  The grooves are a series of 5/16" holes drilled through the board, in line, then elongated with the same hand drill.

[Harleyman]

One more pic with jig blocks and the beginning of wing.

[sadams714441]

Nice pictures, My board I've been using almost the same but I didnt have the front and rear boards mounted, looks like its easy to use