Hello Chris,
I apologize if I have missed the point of your post, but if you are just
trying to fabricate your aft turtle deck it was best for me to do it
with the canopy already in place. The canopy is a very flexible item and
will take almost any radius asked of it. It will easily fit many
different fuselage widths and of course this will affect the actual
shape of the canopy. I built the canopy and frame first and then used it
to build my forward and aft turtle decks. I am very happy with the
results.

As for the foam and resin question, I got some of my foam from my local
building supply store/lumbar yard. They had 4' x 8' sheets in both 1"
and 2" thickness. It was a Dow product and light blue in color. I am
using the West System epoxies that are available from Wicks or Aircraft
Spruce. They are not "local" but if I order from Wicks I usually get it
in two days.
Hope this helps,
Stephen

-----Original Message-----
From: krnet-boun...@mylist.net [mailto:krnet-boun...@mylist.net] On
Behalf Of Chris Johnston
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 6:50 AM
To: KRnet
Subject: KR> cad file turtledeck

Would anyone have a cad file of the front end of the aft turtledeck
profile to suit a dragonfly or rand robinson kr2s canopy,  any form of
drawing  file in autocad/turbocad/microstation etc, or even just some
measurements would do, I have the height and width from the plans, just
a radius that works for the corners would probably do.
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