Ragwing nut
Taylorcrafter
Last Activity: 9 hours ago
Joined: 12-13-2005
Location: Washington, OK
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yes, its right below the part number cast into each case half -
Its nothing more than a supersized version of Monocoat. I thought about this process 25 years ago and thought it might work in the right application where someone just needed a utility type finish. Its going to take someone with ALOT of experience to get a show quality finish out of it.Leave a comment:
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The benefit is when you accidentally run that piece of sand paper over a ribs stitch or abrasion underneath the fabric and it doesn't cut through the tape instantly. Its also harder to keep straight since its easier to pull the weave when you trying to lay one down nice and tight. If you understand...Leave a comment:
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So basically the same rules as operating an aircraft within controlled airspace without a radio.Leave a comment:
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Then the weave on the 102 is too pronounced for me. The only way to combat that is to almost fully build the fabric before laying tapes, which there are some tricks to doing it....Leave a comment:
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light tapes disappear to quickly for me when trying to fill heavier fabric. I prefer to still see them just a bit most the time. Heavier tapes also look nicer once ironed out.Leave a comment:
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I will have to look and see if I can find one.
EDIT: I found the print for the screw. I have not found the print for the barrel yet...Last edited by Ragwing nut; 2 weeks ago.Leave a comment:
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There is a hole in the barrel to light oil during inspections.Leave a comment:
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not much for compression members, wires, etc. I am boxing up a set of disassembled wings now, let me see whats left and will message you....Leave a comment:
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Wing hardware? I should depending on which aileron hardware you want. I don't have a complete set of cast hardware anymore....Leave a comment:
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Yes, but not getting rid of all my T-craft stuff. I have a clipwing I'm going to build, and maybe the YO-57 if I don't sell it. Only selling off the tons of extras I don't need to keep hoarding....Leave a comment:
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those are the internal aft butt rib pieces for B model wing. kinda hard to come by. I would gladly accept them for postage....Leave a comment:
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I have the ultimate L-2 project. The last one of the 4 YO-57 acceptance airplanes for the Army L-2 contract....Leave a comment:
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the l-2 root rib is steel...Leave a comment:
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you asked about a stamped b model rib. i will see what i have -
I didn't know that there was a left and a right. Are we talking about a stamped aluminum rib or the steel rib also known as the number on rib in the L-2 parts book? Looks like the computer ate your original PM regarding the rib, That's why I an responding to this message. I'm really looking for a stamped...
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