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We've had sheet metal CNC cut...

Thread starter h_zwakenberg
Start date Jul 19, 2006

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h_zwakenberg

Well-Known Member

Jul 19, 2006

Hi Group,

on my RJ.03 IBIS homebuilt aircraft project site I published a few pictures of some of the CNC cut sheet metal parts for my IBIS.

Things are going forward, but only slowly so...

On the main menu, navigate to 'Building material' and then 'Metal &
alloy'.

We (a group of four Ibis builders) decided to use CNC water cutting instead of laser cutting, because a fifth IBIS builder had experienced problems with edge hardening due to the hot laser.

enjoy!

bye,

Hans

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