Don’t be; English speakers kept France a French speaking country.2. It's really embarassing I don't speak much French
Sounds fishy to me.As a proud englishman I am sad to have to say two things:
1. The French design some VERY nice aeroplanes.
2. It's really embarassing I don't speak much French - why does wingtip auto-translate to 'salmon'?
Why use phenolic which is usually cotton or paper based, instead of solid carbon or E glass ( no electrolysis) ?Use Phoenolic instead of brass as it will chemically bond
Install bushings during layup, line up and then finish ream
Because you can buy reinforcements like Phenolic or Garolite in slabs as thick as 1" (and even thicker). Just cut it to shape, bevel the edges as required, and plop it into the lamination. There are several places in my glider where I use 5/8" thick Garolite. Laminating that much glass or carbon would take a lot of time better spent elsewhere.Why use phenolic which is usually cotton or paper based, instead of solid carbon or E glass ( no electrolysis) ?
I wondered that until I realised Americans call tip tanks tuna tanks. There must be a connection even if it's just the shape.why does wingtip auto-translate to 'salmon'?
Why use phenolic which is usually cotton or paper based, instead of solid carbon or E glass ( no electrolysis) ?
Tuna Tank was the original Cessna 310I wondered that until I realised Americans call tip tanks tuna tanks. There must be a connection even if it's just the shape.
What feeds and speeds are you running. With looks like no air or coolant mist. I have a cnc router table and have done aluminum but took forever at .002 depth per pass And if i remember 6 ipm with 11k spindle speed. Got through it and was being very conservative but it was my last 1/4" single flute spiral up cut carbide endmill. No air or lubricant. 110 passes each opperation through .5" thick 6061 t6.While I was in the wing I was thinking about bell cranks... So I got the old CNC running and made some to play with. What size bellcrank is a good compromise? I was thinking a nice 75mm arm. And 3mm 6082 rather than two bent bits of 1.5mm. I haven't quite worked out how to properly secure the bearing either.
The wife is confused about why I'm covered in glitter. I just said 'CHRISTMAS' and left hastily.
While I was in the wing I was thinking about bell cranks... So I got the old CNC running and made some to play with. What size bellcrank is a good compromise? I was thinking a nice 75mm arm. And 3mm 6082 rather than two bent bits of 1.5mm. I haven't quite worked out how to properly secure the bearing either.
The wife is confused about why I'm covered in glitter. I just said 'CHRISTMAS' and left hastily.