roosendaal

I've been away from building and flying for 10+years and am in the process of starting up again. I remember using iron on hinges that left no gap, but have been unable to find them. Are they still being made? If so, where can I find them?

I liked using them because they are strong and left no gap.

Thanks.

SST

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Granite State made them, and they went OOB a couple years ago. If you want them now, you gotta make 'em by sewing super coverite together. There's also a heat set adhesive cloth available by the yard at fabric stores in a bunch of weights. I'm experimenting with some now, but it doesn't shrink, so the hinge must be tight from the get-go.

CafeenMan

This may not be what you're asking for, but they're cheap, easy and gapless.

[link=http://airfieldmodels.com/information_source/how_to_articles_for_model_builders/construction/film_hinges/index.htm]How to make Monokote hinges[/link]

britbrat

I use monokote & I have never had a hinge failure with it.