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Aerowerx replied to the thread Heath parasol metric plans.There was more than one version the the Heath Parasol. You might want to research them first. As far as I know they were all metal... -
Aerowerx replied to the thread bonjour de france.From Google Translate: I have restored several old planes, completely built a skyote without a kit, built a nieuport 17 for the AJBS...
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Aerowerx replied to the thread T-88 Epoxy Failure.The Erwin Quick-Grip works good in this application.
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Aerowerx replied to the thread T-88 Epoxy Failure.At the risk of getting slammed again for nit picking.... There is a discrepancy on the T-88 data sheet as to the ratio when measuring...
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Some of you may have noticed we have a rather experienced NVH guy on this site (i.e. Billski) and you might notice I get particularly...
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Perhaps it depends very much on the preference of the Engineering Chief and how he was educated? As long as the whole design team uses a...
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Aerowerx replied to the thread Units in Design.I had to go buy a single socket wrench to change the blades. The bolt was still metric, but an uncommon size. None of my set would fit.
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Aerowerx replied to the thread Units in Design.My John Deere X320 lawn tractor. Some things are metric and some Imperial.:confused:
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Aerowerx replied to the thread Units in Design.Although sometimes I think the author is just trying to impress everyone by how smart he is, instead of explaining it so anyone with...
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Aerowerx replied to the thread Lost Pilot Logbook....How to Deal with it..Why would you want to store your log book in the garage?
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Aerowerx replied to the thread Units in Design.One of my pet peeves, which really irritates me, is when I see an equation in a book or online that contains "magic numbers". A number...
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Aerowerx replied to the thread How about a UL Buhl Pup replica?.Except for when the spar feed-thru ends up.
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Aerowerx replied to the thread 3D printed Carbon Fiber Wing Ribs???.Then coat or cover it with something that will resist UV. Besides, wood rots. Aluminum corrodes. Nothing is infinitely stable.
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https://jameswiebe.wordpress.com/2009/06/06/a-picture-of-a-wing-for-the-upcoming-belite-aircraft/ June 6th, 2009 "Here’s a sneek peak... -
Aerowerx replied to the thread 3D printed Carbon Fiber Wing Ribs???.Now, if someone could come up with a way to 3D print continuous carbon fibers with some type of epoxy resin.....
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