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i am putting together a GMP PRO P-26 plane with a fiber glass fuse. its "Reinforced Fiberglass Fuse"
I am getting ready to put the rods in for the tail and need to cut slots in for the rods to go thru. I have never had to deal with reinforced fiberglass and want to cut it nice and clean.
anyone with ideas on this???
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I am getting ready to put the rods in for the tail and need to cut slots in for the rods to go thru. I have never had to deal with reinforced fiberglass and want to cut it nice and clean.
anyone with ideas on this???
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thanks for the input.
Its a finished fuse, any damage I do will be a real problem.
I thought of the masking tape and I like the idea of drilling the two holes on each end.
I am thinking of two layers of masking tape and the dremel cut off wheel. the slot will be about 1.5 in long.
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Its a finished fuse, any damage I do will be a real problem.
I thought of the masking tape and I like the idea of drilling the two holes on each end.
I am thinking of two layers of masking tape and the dremel cut off wheel. the slot will be about 1.5 in long.
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I drilled two holes on each side and then cut between with a fiber cut off. it worked great.
not its time to put the control rods in.
thanks for the reply's
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not its time to put the control rods in.
thanks for the reply's
sticks