KR> quick afternoon flight to Fontana Dam

See http://home.hiwaay.net/~langford/flights/fontana/ for details. Friday I'm headed down to my father's farm for a visit... Mark Langford N56ML "at" hiwaay.net website at http://www.N56ML.com

KR> Time to built KR2

> roughly how many hours would be required to built a KR2, if the > entire kit is purchased. > >Andre Mathee +++ It can / will take from 1000 to 2000 hours, start to finish, depending on the number of pre-made part

KR> Glueing Foam

> >What is the preferred process to attach the foam to the spares etc. Some >have used resin, & I understand some have used a sprayon 3M product. If >resin is a preferred process what mix have you used. straight resin, resin & >micro, or what do you suggest. >Robin ++

KR> Glueing Foam

Robin I used polyurethane wood glue, the 30 minute type, it expands just enough to fill any gaps, although you have to remove foamed up bits before you sand otherwise they break off and gouge out the foam spoiling your day. Remember to wet the wood slightly, it acts as a catalyst, I use a garden

KR> Glueing Foam

Why note use a good polyurethane glue? Like Gorilla Glue, or Excel One, or even Elmer's Poly Glue? No mixing, and won't eat the foam. Fred Johnson Reno, NV Darren wrote: Hi Robin. After some messing about I ended up using the 2 part expanding foam and held the urethane to the timber with the

KR> Glueing Foam

Hi Robin. After some messing about I ended up using the 2 part expanding foam and held the urethane to the timber with the sash clamps to stop any movement. http://www.kr-2s.com/elevator.html To glue 2 x 2" sheets together I also used expanding foam and a makeshift press, however I learned fairly

KR> Glueing Foam

Robin I have had great luck with construction grade "spray on" insulation, comes in small cans.. available at any lumber yard. It expands a lot filling any cavities and will require trimming off the excess after setting. Pat Russo - Original Message - From: "Robin Macdonald" To: "KRnet"

KR> Glueing Foam

Guys, I am in the process of glueing the foam to the spars, wing leading & trailing edge, tail feathers, etc. I have made the main wing planks in a sandwich & they are floxed in placed. Now I want to do the leading & trailing edge & the tail feathers. What is the preferred process to attach

KR> Time to built KR2

Hi there, Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa. I have no experience as a pilot / aircraft builder and was wondering if you could tell me, roughly how many hours would be required to built a KR2, if the entire kit is purchased. Regards Andre Mathee andre.mat...@lateraldynamics.co.za

KR> New guy in NC

You are welcome to come to KCUB anytime. That is where my KR2 is based. Just let me know ahead of time and I can get loose from work almost anytime. See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics  See you at the 2010 - KR Gathering in Richmond, Ky - I39 There is a time for building an