What is an acceptable tolerance while working on the alignment of the
fuselage? If I am 1/16 or 1/8 out of square (example. from center line to
outside of longeron on one side is 16" and the center line to other side is
16 1/8") is this acceptable?
I am having issues getting any more accurate the
- Lexington, SC
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From: Brad Payne
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Date: 06/09/07 23:12:58
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Subject: KR> acceptable Tolerances for building
What is an acceptable tolerance while working on the alignment of the
fuselage? If I am 1/16 or 1/8 out of squ
Brad
I have not seen a lot of replies to this and I'm no expert,but I would think
that a 16th is pretty good and as I've heard many times and you will get
used to saying "close enough for KR work" Good luck and happy building.
Bob Glidden
Eminence,Indiana
KR2S (Building)
Corvair 110
glid...@ccrt
Bob Glidden wrote:
> I have not seen a lot of replies to this and I'm no expert,but I would
think
> that a 16th is pretty good and as I've heard many times and you will get
> used to saying "close enough for KR work" Good luck and happy building.
I second that motion. That sixteenth could turn i
> acceptable Tolerances for building
Brad
I have not seen a lot of replies to this and I'm no expert,but I would think
that a 16th is pretty good and as I've heard many times and you will get
used to saying "close enough for KR work" Good luck and happy building.
Bob Glidde
I second that motion. That sixteenth could turn into an eighth, or even
"perfect" next week due to humidity in the wood, but if mine had been with
only a 1/16" error, I'd have had to open a bottle of champagne!
My KR world is crushed Mark I just knew all your tolerances were within a
half thousa
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