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    I too have to constantly log in lately, maybe it's the problem Bob just noted. I don't have this problem with other websites though.
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    Don't forget the plastic bushing Chris, it'll be very important in a wooden wheel.
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    Pilot/Canopy

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    Pilot/Canopy
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    Pilot

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    Pilot
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    Posted by Robbie Skipton - Skip Model Designs on 28/03/2018 17:59:13: Looks like somebody already has.
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    This is what I was trying to describe in my earlier post.
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    That would probably be Keven B on this forum.
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    I like it and like you I have found many uses, other than the obvious ones, for various clamps. They can get you out of some sticky situations.
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    After cutting the canopy to its rough final shape I plan on wrapping some emery cloth over the fuselage [grit side up] and sliding the canopy back and forth over it to the final shape on my Grumpy Tiger Cub. I saw a picture of it recently and it seems a good idea to try. I'll find out soon enough.
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    Gorilla make a very strong, clear repair tape 48mm wide
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    Yes, and with the servo tester you can let them cycle for a while to let them "burn in".
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    This might be a good way to mount cannons. Easy to remove before flight.
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    Posted by TJ Alexander on 28/02/2018 15:22:21: I know that a good knife is important for a successful modeller. I've been using my trusty Stanley 99E for building, but I wonder if I could improve on this. I note that Americans tend to use 'Exacto' as a synonym for knife, and I wondered if this was the brand to be looking for. Being round, I'm surprised this sort of knife is so popular.   TJ - yes the basic X-Acto knife is round, but for a couple of dollars extra [still cheap] you can buy this one. Rubbery handle with flats so it won't roll off the bench. It's very popular over here [Canada]. Also you can buy many different types and shapes of blades for it. Edited By Steven Shaw on 01/03/2018 15:07:31 Edited By Steven Shaw on 01/03/2018 15:13:38
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    Geoff - I'm not familiar with the DB Sport & Scale clips but this is how I retain the 3 pieces wings on my Flugboot. I used a shorter bolt in the completed plane
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    wing nuts

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    wing nuts
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    wing bolts

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    wing bolts
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    I asked the manager about the name and she told me that they liked the literal meaning of the phrase which Wiki says is: "Hakuna matata" (pronounced [hɑˈkunɑ mɑˈtɑtɑ]) is a Swahili phrase from Central East Africa; roughly translated, it means "no worries" ("hakuna matata" means "no trouble", while "hakuna wasiwasi" means "no worries". The word "hakuna" means "there is not here" while "matata" means "problems".
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    Nice to see your progress on the Vicomte build. It's still next on my list after my Tiger Cub and I am following your build closely. I just got back from a 3 day, 2500 km geocaching trip and ate lunch at this restaurant on Saturday.
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    Sure wish they sold these in Canda
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    Love Father Brown - have watched all the episodes on BBC Canada
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