Cowl for sig SE
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RE: Cowl for sig SE
Well, the wood from the side of the fuse extends enough to cover the sides, then you just need to fill the top and bottom and front like say on a sportster, and it is a cowel. Another option is to put a piece of foam on the front, sand it to the shape you want, glass it and melt the foam with gas, or use the foam for a plug for a mold.
You could use just about anything that fits. I just left the sides long like they come in the kit, and left the top and bottom open. It looked pretty good.
You could use just about anything that fits. I just left the sides long like they come in the kit, and left the top and bottom open. It looked pretty good.
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[quote][/qThanks for the link Joe, I called and Stan is going to e-mail me a pic, will post it when I get it. uote]
PLEASE DO, I'm building an SE right now, I got the wings and the tail framed up already.
Joe
PLEASE DO, I'm building an SE right now, I got the wings and the tail framed up already.
Joe
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The BMP is probably a huge (bit-wise) file. Doubtful if your profile mailbox could contain it and if you're using a modem for up-loads, forget it! The thing to do it to convert it to a more-friendly format - JPG, for example. Using MicroSoft PhotoEditor open the BMP image and then resave it as a JPG image. Depending on the physical size, the file can be uploaded quickly using any protocol. Hope this helps.
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I'm right with ya, starting my fuse tonight or tomorrow, and it probably won't fly until next spring or so[], weather is starting to get nasty over here[:'(].
joe[8D]
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