27 Aug 97 18:40, Rich Lockyer was yackin' to Ian Macaulay and said:
RL> I like the Sig EZ Hinges. When I don't use those, I'll use a
RL> standard DuBro plastic hinge like you have there, but instead of
RL> glueing it, I'll pin it. Of course, do this ONLY if the hinge is
RL> installed in spruce stock... balsa is a bit soft and the pin may
RL> work out. I use regular flathead dressmaker's pins and after
RL> driving in, cut the point with a pair of flush end-cutters.
RL> Pinning makes future repairs easy and eliminates the possibility
RL> of glue fouling the hinge.
I usually use these type hinges or a cloth type madfe from two sheets of pre
glued material sewed down the center. i bought a bunch years ago and have
been tapping that supply ever since. When I use the plastic dubro or sig or
whatever I have always just ca'd them. But of course my ships have never
been tested in flight. Building has slowed down as much as fido the last few
years. But I now am the proud owner of 800 foot of straight level earth and
a parallel pond to match. As soon as this never ending house, shop, shed
building stops I might just get to enjoy them.
You know anything of Larry marshall on Inet? I can't find a group with any
of his comments in it.
allabes
Ian Macaulay
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