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LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked04-Feb-17 12:59
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This is the "Deeper Dish" side of the wheel - 8 spokes glued in place - notice the "shorter" shinny spacer sleeve on the bottom of the axle of the wheel jig (left side of pic), which lowers the hub from the wheel rim that is positioned on the jig, in order to get a deeper dish when installing the spokes at a downward angle from the wheel rim.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked04-Feb-17 12:50
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I used an "extender tip" on the CA glue bottle to place a tiny drop of glue where the tenon spoke tip went into the mortise hole of the hub. It worked at first, then plugged up - anyone know how to keep them from plugging up?
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked04-Feb-17 12:46
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Here is that tool (upper right - shiny pin at the tip of a toothpic) making a pin hole into the balsa hub. Then I pushed the long sharp point, of a stained finished toothpic spoke, through the felloe hole of the wheel rim, and into the starter pin hole in the hub, twisting and spinning the spoke into the hub pin hole. I then removed the spoke and cut a little bit off of the pointy tip of the toothpic spoke, stuck it back in, pushed it into the enlarged hub hole, and spinned it nice and tight, and glued the rim felloe hole with the toothpic in it with super thin CA glue.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked04-Feb-17 12:30
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Checking the allignment of the spokes to the hub attach points. Since the wheel hub was soft balsa, I did not have to actually drill the tiny holes in the hub. I started the mortise holes in the hub with the point of a round head 0.023" dia. pin. I made a little tool to push the pin point into the hub for a starter hole. I cut off the tip of a spare toothpic, drilled a 0.025" hole with a #72 drill bit and pin vise, into the toothpic and cut off a piece of the tip of the round head pin, and CA glued it into the end of the toothpic (tool at bottom of pic).
jgoodErco Ercoupe 415-EFlying04-Feb-17 10:24
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Did a flight up to Tahoe this week, and a friend took this from his Luscombe.
biplane guyGuillows Series 800 - Stearman PT-17Parked04-Feb-17 07:52
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WACO UPF7
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John M OshustManzanoLaser BAT FK-24 BaboonBuild03-Feb-17 16:39
Views : 855
Now where are the forceps hiding
John M OshustManzanoLaser BAT FK-24 BaboonBuild03-Feb-17 16:15
Views : 836
Gumby has slacked off a tad.
John M OshustManzanoLaser BAT FK-24 BaboonBuild03-Feb-17 14:58
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Behind schedule. Only added two more today. Ho Hummm!!
John M OshustManzanoLaser BAT FK-24 BaboonBuild02-Feb-17 15:23
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Unless I cast some parts this valve setup is as close as I am going to get to the valve train.
LASTWOODSMANEasy Built PD-05 Waco "N"Parked01-Feb-17 22:02
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A famous quote saying, that I read about this plane, that really got to me and left me pondering ... goes as follows "AFTER THE LAST WACO GRACEFULLY FLIES, THE SKY WILL BECOME MERELY AIR."
LASTWOODSMANEasy Built PD-05 Waco "N"Parked01-Feb-17 21:24
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The spinner came from a "plastic decorative end" of a "Curtain Rod Bracket Set" from Dollarama and weighs 5.0 grams. The side fuse decals were my own design and were made from different colors of Top Flite "Trim Sheets" (Peel 'n Stick).
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