Is it ok 3mm Coro for fuse, tail and stab ?
06-09-2006, 07:20 AM
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Is it ok 3mm Coro for fuse, tail and stab ?
Hi guys,
We only have 2mm, 3mm and 5 mm.
Now most plan state 4mm for body, stab and tail,
I was wondering if 3mm will suffice or should I opt for 5mm ?
5mm will be more weight. What if i use 3mm for tail and stab and put bamboo skewers in the flutes and glue them there as added structural support ?
Thanks !
Btw, can somebody show me link to the plan for wing jig ?
I found it yesterday but forgot to save it and can't find it since.
Its the one where you use a groove on a sheet and press the coro from the top by two handles.
We only have 2mm, 3mm and 5 mm.
Now most plan state 4mm for body, stab and tail,
I was wondering if 3mm will suffice or should I opt for 5mm ?
5mm will be more weight. What if i use 3mm for tail and stab and put bamboo skewers in the flutes and glue them there as added structural support ?
Thanks !
Btw, can somebody show me link to the plan for wing jig ?
I found it yesterday but forgot to save it and can't find it since.
Its the one where you use a groove on a sheet and press the coro from the top by two handles.
06-11-2006, 10:12 AM
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RE: Is it ok 3mm Coro for fuse, tail and stab ?
3mm is Ok.But,don't forget to insert some BBQ stick or CF stick for reenforcement.
This one with .28 engine.All 3mm coro.
This one with .28 engine.All 3mm coro.
