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Anybody with hot wire foam cutting experience near Savannah?
Our small team made a hot wire cutter and bought some foam from home depot. We made templates, put two guys on the hot wire cutter and the results were... inconsistent, to be gracious. I've looked for online videos about hot wire cutting but didn't find any relevant to airplane parts, only to...- edwisch
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- foam cores hotwire
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- Forum: General Experimental Aviation Questions
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Moldless composite (aka "hotwired") --conventional (non-canard) aircraft
I'm looking for examples of "conventional" aircraft designs that use "Rutan-style" moldless composite construction. 1) I recall reading of a one-off high-wing design that crashed on the way to Oshkosh (no serious injuries, I think it was engine or fuel related), and if anyone knows the name...- Vigilant1
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- conventional hotwire moldless rutan
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- Forum: Composites