KR> How close is close enough

2013-11-04 Thread brian.kraut at eamanufacturing.com
Measure it with a micrometer and cut it with an axe. Sorry, could not help myself. Original Message Subject: KR> How close is close enough From: ppaulvsk List-Post: krnet@list.krnet.org Date: Sun, November 03, 2013 10:18 pm To: KR EMAIL BOARD my son and I spent 10 ho

KR> How close is close enough

2013-11-04 Thread Robert7721
on my plane too. But I'm now over 520 hours on her, life is good. Thanks, Rob N1852Z www.robert7721.com -Original Message- From: Mark Langford To: ppaulvsk ; KRnet Sent: Mon, Nov 4, 2013 5:22 am Subject: Re: KR> How close is close enough Paul Visk wrote: >>How close

KR> How close is close enough

2013-11-04 Thread Jeff York
Wow Rob, you have 520 hours on your KR already? I guess guess time flys too because I remember looking at your KR under construction in your garage. Jeff York Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

KR> How close is close enough

2013-11-04 Thread Mark Langford
Paul Visk wrote: >>How close is close enough? Do I need to use my micrometer or is a tape >>measure ok. A tape measure is "close enough for KR work"! The fuselage is a bit tough to get perfect, because you're bending several pieces that are under tension and when released, you can't be sure o

KR> How close is close enough

2013-11-03 Thread ppaulvsk
my son and I spent 10 hours yesterday with two plum bobs and a ?laser straightening ?and tweaking my boat. At the end of the day I thought we had it.? Today I was installing the diagonals at station "I" thinking that they would ?be the same lengths. I made both of them. I couldn't believe one wa