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Poly-C
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Hi Mate I used sanding sealer first (3 coats) then 3coats of poly c, rubbed down, then tissue, then 3 more coats of poly c, & thats as far as I have got. will use a primer rubbed down well then the paint job finished with 3 coats of poly c. Nice model & nice finish, hope mine looks as good. DJW -
Poly-C
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Hi Tony, If you brush on the final coat on a painted surface will it stand rubbing down to get a good finish. DJW -
Hi, I am using poly -c to cover an acro wot with tissue & its fantastic stuff, no more dope for me. Has any one ever thinned it down to spray it on & does it affect its fuel proofing properties.Can anyone advise please. DJ Wheelhouse
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Titan scroll saw
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Cheers KC , makes sense to me, will do that. DJW. -
Titan scroll saw
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Cheers Peter, Sods law your reply has come in now, went & bought a Clarke scroll saw because of blade availability, Told KC all seems ok but needs a few days use to evaluate more, but thanks for your thread anyway. DJW -
Titan scroll saw
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Hi KC Just come out of the shed after setting up the saw, The adapters for non pinned blades are supplied so thats handy. The machine seems very sturdy with very low vibration but may be better when its bolted down. Blade alignment had to be set to get a straight cut but apart from that all was well. I will let you know how it performs after more extensive use, DJW -
Titan scroll saw
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Thanks to all who have responded, been & bought a Clarke scroll saw with variable speed ,flexible drive attachment, & worklight, looks ok but still in the boot so untried as yet. DJW -
Titan scroll saw
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Cheers KC , will check it out now -
Titan scroll saw
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Cheers malcom, It states in the Titan handbook that they are 128mm pinned blades. if I cant source these blades I wont buy the saw ,Thank you -
Hi, Can anyone out there tell me where I can buy spare blades for a Titan SF 16G scroll saw. I am thinking of buying one from Screwfix but cannot source spare blades. Thank you DJW
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Poly-C
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Thanks to all who replied to me, I feel much happier now & look forward to using it . DJW -
Poly-C
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Is it also 100% fuel proof mate? -
Poly-C
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Thanks for that Tony, Does it have a downside? -
Hi, Being a dope & tissue man I saw an article on Poly-C. Sounded too good to be true as it is also a fuel proofer, so I have bought some but have'nt used it yet. Has anyone used this product? & is it as good as it sounds. look forward to hearing from anyone who has DJW
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Acro Wot side thrust
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Thanks Mike, I will be using a SC 52 with a 12x5 prop & see how she goes,Cheers my friend, DJW -
Acro Wot side thrust
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Thanks to all who answered, will do as Mr Foss recomends, Regards DJW -
Hi Has anyone built the balsa/foam wing Acro.? It states on engine installation that 2 degs side thrust is required. is this correct or is it not nescessary? Cheers DJW
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Thanks to all replies, really appreciate it but i think I'll go with Alan & lay some over the top of existing trim. Thanks again to all DJW
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Thanks for that Alan
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Hi. I want to remove the stripes on the top of the wing of my Wot 4 & replace them with flourescent ones. Can anyone tell me how to remove Solartrim. Thank you DJW
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Hi Jim . Thanks for that my friend. will check them out. DJW
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Hi I am trying to locate replacement bearing numbers for my SC 46 rear needle so i can order . Bearings running a little rough but not critical as yet, does anyone out there have them please. would appreciate, Thank you Douglas Wheelhouse
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Hi Steve , Thanks for that, I am on the case. All the best Doug
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Hi to all, Can anyone tell me where I can buy a rear bearing for my SC 46 please
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Jitterbug incidences
Douglas Wheelhouse replied to Douglas Wheelhouse's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
hi Colin, After building & assembling my jitterbug I found that with the tail plane at neutral incedence the angle of attack was showing 1 degree of negative incidence, so I adjusted this to read 1 1/2 degs of positive, but need to know if this is correct. regards Douglas