KR-2 Plans unused for sale. $200.00. Available for immediate sale. some
templates included. Email for pictures and details
Mr wade
KR-2 Plans available for sale $200.00 even Good condition Unused. Pictures
available along with some pre made templates only for dual control stick parts
and canopy hinges.
Mr wade
Second attempt. I never received the post back. Sorry if this is a duplicate.
Larry Flesner
>I have just e-mailed the final financial report for the 2012
>Gathering to Bob Lee for posting to the www.krgathering.org
>site. Give Bob a couple days to get it uploaded. Final number is
>$52
I have just e-mailed the final financial report for the 2012
Gathering to Bob Lee for posting to the www.krgathering.org
site. Give Bob a couple days to get it uploaded. Final number is
$5219.12, up very slightly over last year. That is a very sufficient
amount if we can hold it there from
Understood. I just didn't know if that was acceptable in the aircraft
world. I saw an engineer do this on a boat once. Coolest thing I ever saw.
If the hole is cross grain, then the plug must be the same direction and
orientation.
On Dec 2, 2012 10:39 AM, "Glenn Martin" wrote:
> Do NOT just use d
Do NOT just use dowels for this. In order to get the best bond, you must cut
your own plugs with the grain oriented correctly. Facegrain must mate to
facegrain, sidegrain to sidegrain, and endrain to endgrain, wiht the woods
being a very closematch. Use Carpenters glue, tight fit. Do not use epo
Maybe a bit more information would be in order here, a 1/4" hole (2/8") out
of a 5/8" longeron may not be Ok to fill in this manner.
Any hole drilled in a spar cap may also not be ok unless it is properly
repaired with the appropriate slice (AC43).
A hole drilled near the neutral axis of the spar
Should work OK. You can also mix up a slurry of wood chips and T-88 or use
bondoglass.
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On Dec 2, 2012, at 9:27 AM, "Phillip Hill" wrote:
> Is it acceptable to fill holes in wood structures by driving wooden dowels
> of equal wood strength into the holes "greased" with T-88 e
Not a problem at all. 1/4 and 1/8" dowels are readily available though not
always of the wood you might desire. Birch, maple and poplar dowels are what
you usually find at lumber yards but google Woodworkers Warehouse or other
suppliers to find a wood of choice. Although For holes that small in
There's no problem with it. Like with metal, just assume that the plug
doesn't restore any strength.
On Dec 2, 2012 9:27 AM, "Phillip Hill" wrote:
> Is it acceptable to fill holes in wood structures by driving wooden dowels
> of equal wood strength into the holes "greased" with T-88 epoxy? Any
Is it acceptable to fill holes in wood structures by driving wooden dowels
of equal wood strength into the holes "greased" with T-88 epoxy? Any
problems with this? I'm talking about drill holes, 1/4" or smaller.
Phill Hill
Collinsville, IL
Ground handling is much improved, visibility for taxi is improved, cross
wind capability is improved and the insurance premium is significantly
reduced also.
Sid Wood
Tri-gear KR-2 N6242
Mechanicsville,MD, USA
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