J&B Access Panels
02-24-2004, 10:35 PM
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J&B Access Panels
Has anyone used the J&B Access Panel for servos?
If so, how are they?
Did they satisfy your needs for a wing or fusealge mounted servo?
Good quality?
Thanks in advance!
If so, how are they?
Did they satisfy your needs for a wing or fusealge mounted servo?
Good quality?
Thanks in advance!
02-26-2004, 12:28 AM
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RE: J&B Access Panels
I've never used them, but some people seem to like them. I've seen a thread or two discussing these panels before. I just make my own. It's a lot less expensive.
02-26-2004, 12:54 AM
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RE: J&B Access Panels
yeah, I've got some of there panels and they seem perfectly adequate.Nicely done actually with a router. But like caffeen man says, next time I'll make my own.
02-26-2004, 08:49 AM
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RE: J&B Access Panels
OK Thanks for the replies. I was going to make my own but found their website and thought it might be less hassle buying them.
So if you were to give a few hints on the construction of an access panel what would you tell someone? Any photos? What type of material for the base, ply? What kinda of support for strength?
Clear Skies
Whoa! Cafeenman! I just cheked out your website! Nice examples!! Great job!!
So if you were to give a few hints on the construction of an access panel what would you tell someone? Any photos? What type of material for the base, ply? What kinda of support for strength?
Clear Skies
Whoa! Cafeenman! I just cheked out your website! Nice examples!! Great job!!
02-26-2004, 09:46 AM
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RE: J&B Access Panels
I was thinking about buying some of these, but then got ambitious one day and built my own. The access panels are so easy to build that I can't see buying them. I built and installed mine in maybe 1 and 1/2 hours. At less than 1/2 the cost, the homebuilt ones work great and look good as well.
02-26-2004, 01:33 PM
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RE: J&B Access Panels
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OK Thanks for the replies. I was going to make my own but found their website and thought it might be less hassle buying them.
So if you were to give a few hints on the construction of an access panel what would you tell someone? Any photos? What type of material for the base, ply? What kinda of support for strength?
Clear Skies
Whoa! Cafeenman! I just cheked out your website! Nice examples!! Great job!!
OK Thanks for the replies. I was going to make my own but found their website and thought it might be less hassle buying them.
So if you were to give a few hints on the construction of an access panel what would you tell someone? Any photos? What type of material for the base, ply? What kinda of support for strength?
Clear Skies
Whoa! Cafeenman! I just cheked out your website! Nice examples!! Great job!!
Usually a couple small hardwood rails, a piece of plywood, and four wood screws is about all that is needed for a hatch.
