Titanium trailing link struts shown with Jet 1a anodized and regular aluminum for reference.

They will be flown at FJ on the Megabar.

Sorry the earlier thread got deleted.

These are really awesome and I look forward to flying them!

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That's some great looking work Sean........ Nice job!

Dan

Nice work...[8D]

Thanks! I wish I could call it work, but to be perfectly honest, it was a lot of fun!

The material was not exactly cheap, but overall, the cost to make them is only marginally higher than buying them aluminum from existing sources. I wanted to make and have something unique, and it should last forever.

Sean nice. I would like to give it a try. What mill and lathe do you have. Is titanium hard to lathe since its such a spingy metal? Thanks Bill Squillace

I will be at fl jets on friday . Will you be there? I would like to see them in person

Hope you got to see me, I must have answered 50 questions or more about this gear down there. Held up perfectly all weekend. Not a lot of flying going on down there due to weather, but I did have a flamout and pounded these struts pretty good, nothing moved!

Hello Sean,
I wish I would have known where you were setup I would of liked to meet with you and to see your struts at Fl jets, I was busy running around taking photos and watching my buddys booth (Camlex).

Rich