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Design Idea for Access paneling
I have a newfound respect for what everyone says when they say they are "90% finished but 90% left to do"!!!! I feel like I should have been finished with my build last spring!! I can safely say that
By Greg Blake · #89601 ·
Re: Sheet metal questions
There was nothing scientific about how I tested the glue. 3M does publish some strength info but I'm just one step above a caveman so I was more interested in more of a common sense result. I would
By Dan Gidzinski · #89600 ·
Re: Sheet metal questions
So this was a ¡°peel strength¡± test, not a ¡°shear¡± test, right? And I do think peel strength is the parameter of interest. If so, good info . . . qualitatively anyway ¨C i.e. a comparative
By Smoky · #89599 ·
Re: Sheet metal questions
Excellent data, thanks for sharing it! I intend to construct my doors with 3/4" square 6061-T6 covered with 0.020" 2024-T3. I wonder if this would yield similar results?
By Don Norris · #89598 ·
Re: Sheet metal questions
In the event that anyone was curious about a couple of the glue options for bonding the aluminum skin to the door frames, I made up a little sample to test the 3M 2216 vs the 3M 38315 panel bonding
By Dan Gidzinski · #89597 ·
Horizontal Stab Spar Splice Question
The plans call for a step down in tube diameter outboard of the connector tube to match the tip dimension. ?This is a welded splice at this transition. ?Why not just flatten the tube to transition
By Michael Robinson · #89596 ·
Re: Spencer Aircar Auction in Central Illinois, Somebody should grab this wood.
And another lot of Spruce https://bauerauction.hibid.com/lot/226964356/aircraft-grade-spruce-lumber?ref=catalog
By Douglas Palmer · #89595 ·
Spencer Aircar Auction in Central Illinois, Somebody should grab this wood.
My prior project in another lifetime was a Spencer Aircar.? Unfortunately the folks who bought the design rights from Spencer did not keep things going very well.? All the assets are currently up
By Douglas Palmer · #89594 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Just beware that having the engine an inch forward will really effect the CG of the plane! Check the real weight of the engines, not the published weights. John Haedtler
By John Haedtler · #89593 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Both CG for the slightly lighter engine and maintenance access. I¡¯ve replaced the generator with an alternator to shed weight. Got rid of the vacuum pump. No fuel pump. I do like to have plenty of
By robert7721 · #89592 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Thank you Robert. ?Zero/Zero on thrust and 10 inches. ?Easy! What drove you to add the inch on the engine mount - CG, access, or something else?
By Michael Robinson · #89591 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Michael, I recently installed my O290D on my Tailwind project. I used drawing #29 from the W10 set but with a spacing of 10 - 3/16" instead of the 9 - 3/16¡± shown on the drawing. I did not add any
By robert7721 · #89590 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Ok, let me try ask this another way¡­ Given a conical mount Lyc 4 banger, what is the current, accepted distance from the firewall to the front of the engine mount spools (the engine to mount
By Michael Robinson · #89589 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Appreciate the insight, guys. ?Has the engine location evolved over the years or is the XYZ and thrust angle stable? reason I ask is because the Starduster design has had some fairly radical changes
By Michael Robinson · #89588 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Here are a couple of pics. If there are any other area¡¯s you need pics of let me know and I will see if I have any of them.
By Dom Flamini · #89587 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
By Dom Flamini · #89586 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Jim is correct, 68X is conical and I will see if I have some pics of it when we had the engine off. Dom
By Dom Flamini · #89585 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Copy. ?I have enough info for a material order now. ?My thanks
By Michael Robinson · #89584 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Just a vague recollection that it is similar to the typical W10 dynafocal. Pretty sure the CAFE W10 is conical. The Flamini brothers might have a photo.
By Tailwind14855 · #89583 ·
Re: W-8 Lyc engine mount BOM needed
Can you describe the changes Jim?
By Michael Robinson · #89582 ·