You can route them out. Route down to just above the pin, then use a soldering iron to melt the plastic around the pin and pull it out with needle nose pliers.
Nice repair job!! Curious why you didn't just use 2 part expandable foam to quickly fill the fin box mounting hole vice glueing in the small pieces of foam?
Thanks! I didn't have any and I'd rather use EPS foam to match what was there. I don't think that pour foam has a long shelf life so for how much I would use it, it wouldn't be worth it to keep it on hand.
This is why I have been putting my FCS2 fin box repair off. Great Job
You can route them out. Route down to just above the pin, then use a soldering iron to melt the plastic around the pin and pull it out with needle nose pliers.
Is fcs fusion jig same as fcs2 jig? Also do you use a bearing for your router bit so it doesn’t damage jig plate?
Nice repair job!! Curious why you didn't just use 2 part expandable foam to quickly fill the fin box mounting hole vice glueing in the small pieces of foam?
Thanks! I didn't have any and I'd rather use EPS foam to match what was there. I don't think that pour foam has a long shelf life so for how much I would use it, it wouldn't be worth it to keep it on hand.
Polyurethane foam (expanding foam) has a low density compared to EPS so would weaken the box
Could you have also used balloons to help fill the void also