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THE SECOND SR 71
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But it is of no matter as i have binned the bloody thing
I did not like working with depron AT ALL
So i have 18 sheets of aero 3mm depron and 20 sheets of 6mm to throw away as nobody here uses itand i dont want it
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THE BLACKBIRD wrote: Iv been cynoed, i found some new industrial stength cyno and as my BSI odourless had run out ( have to use odourless as cyno kills me but at $23 for two oz i use it spareingly ) i got some and tried it
Been very ill for a week now after useing it on the planking for the rockerbox covers on the spitfire![]()
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Thanks for the offer Garry i will try again today, i would like to get in touch with DEPRON FOAM the people that Tony uses as they seem to be about 30 pence a sheet cheaper than Steve Webb but cannot contact them so if anyone has a phone number for them, please
If you can find the right thread on the 3 M site there is a glue like /Cyano ( could be a modified Cyano ) which maybe a 2 part one. If you were to contact them I am sure they could advise Loctite do a rubberised instant glue However the container is rubbis. It is rigid with two push in sections on the sides which you squeeze to dispense the glue. OK all fine so far but if all the contents are not used fairly quickly the remainder thickens and won't run to the nozzle/ I complained about this and was sent a replacement bottle. And guess what. Yes exactly the same bottle I don't know if contacting will do any good but these bottles need changing to an all flexible tube like a toothpaste tube. Try 3M#s I think it was called an adhesives forum.
Anything will fly given enough power
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I use it a lot, because I CRASH A LOT
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.......because I CRASH A LOT
I haven't crashed for over three years.
maybe it's because I haven't flown for over three years.
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I HATE those furry hinges, always remove and discard them, and use proper nylon ones with a steel pin in the pivot - and I pin them in!
I've seen too many control surfaces fall off, when the builder has used those furry things, and been a bit mean with the cyano, (i.e. ARTF) so the hairs have stuck, but the hinge itself hasn't.
And - of course - cyano will not stick to cyano, so you can't re-glue them!
if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!
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As for the SR71 its still unfinished business for me, two attempts nothing flown
Next one in balsa / ply with a turbine
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