FlightReviewz How To: Cutting Balsa Cross Braces and Trusses
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Whether you are new to kit building or you have been doing it for years it is always nice to find something that makes the process easier and more enjoyable. In this video Jason shows us one of the "Tricks of the Trade." See how he simplifies the cutting and fitting of cross braces and trusses.
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Just started building a 96" Comet Clipper. Vintage model with lots of cross braces. Fabulous technique. Thank you from the UK.
So glad you liked this tip!! Than you for taking the time to provide your feedback!
about to start my first build from plans - your trick will help very nicely, Thanks
So glad it helped. I hope you enjoy building as much as I do!!
Just read the thread. You ask one contributor "anything you need help with"? Some the old vintage plans, no instructions - I spend a lot of time interpreting the plans...... some tips would possibly help?
Thumbs up from Yellowstone.
Glad you like it Swanson Inspections!!
It’s crazy what little tricks we pick up along the way! I have used that very same technique for years.
Thanks for another great TIP
that solved a huge mystery for me, thank you.
So glad it helped Ramy. Anything else eluding you that we can help with?
Thunder tiger trainer art. Crash dismantling make new patterns, reassemble. That's how I learned
Good times. We remember the Thunder Tiger trainers. They were a lot of fun.
excellent ... Thanks ...
You are welcome. We are glad you enjoyed it.
great info guys,thanks
Really glad you enjoyed it Island RC -Duke!!
Simple and yet i had not thought of it. A great method. Thanks for sharing.
So glad you liked it. It is definitely a great hack!
Nice video guys I always enjoy watching them and they’re very helpful
Glad you enjoyed it Dave. Let us know if there is anything else you like us to discuss in future videos.
After over 40 years of building... I just had that moment Why didn't I think of that??? 😂
So glad we could help!! It truly is the little things we pick up along the way! Thanks for the feedback. 😂
Balsa , and glass 😁.
pretty cool
Thank you!
wow thanks for the tip!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
I'm glad I watched the video 👌🏻👌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!!
What a nice video 😊😊 road to 500 subs!!
Thank you Paul. So glad you enjoyed it!!
Should we use safety glasses while using CA?
Bruce, that depends on how worried you are about splashing it up on you. Most bottles are designed to only let out small amounts of glue and only while the top is pointed down. We don't worry about it, but John always has glasses on, so he is always protected to some degree. The other issue that would effect your eyes more, is the odor coming off the CA as it kicks in, especially when using a large amount of it with kicker. That can irritate your eyes when you are close to the work. Bottom line, it is always better to be on the safer side (wearing safety glasses), than not and have something happen. Have fun with your build.
What is the name of the blade to cut the balsa wood?=)
It is a Zona Fine Cut saw. The link is in the description under "Products Used In This Video."
Go and see the yt channel "le bimotoriste " that's my club 😆😆
We will check it out!
Great idea/trick, thank you
So glad you liked it!