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On June 12, 2016 6:33:16 PM Mike Sylvester via KRnet
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> So darn close I'm already getting that KR grin [?] . I've started the
> painting process and will be taking a week off to try to get her finished
> by the end of the
So darn close I'm already getting that KR grin [?] . I've started the painting
process and will be taking a week off to try to get her finished by the end of
the month. With that being said, I have a 1966 Cessna 150 in great condition
that needs a new home, I need the hanger space. More updates
Photos?
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From: "Mike Sylvester"
To: "krnet at list.krnet.org"
Subject: KR> KR progress report.
List-Post: krnet@list.krnet.org
Date: Mon, Jul 15, 2013 10:11 AM
Hey Guys, Just put in another day
Hey Guys, Just put in another day of cowl shaping. Have I ever mentioned how
much I have grown to hate sanding, be it shaping foam or the final cosmetic
sanding ? But on a good note, It's looking pretty darn good this time around.
Mike Sylvester
kr2s builder
Birmingham,AL.
Cell
Hello everyone, It seems to be a little slow on the net so I'll give a quick
update on my project. All of the plane now has primer on it except for the
cowl, which is not made yet. 99 percent of the sanding is behind me now and I
could not be happier ( Sanding sux ). I am looking forward to
Dan Heath wrote:
>>Both Matt Elder and Mark Langford spent a lot of their time trying to
>>solve
the mystery and earlier this week, I got an email from WW offering to come
up and help me find the problem. However, today, I must have gotten some
divine intervention. I could not stop the thought
Thanks Dan, Just goes to show that even an experienced builder can make a
mistake now and again. A good reminder to check and recheck before signing off
on a component. Glad you found the problem.
Mike Sylvester
kr2s builder
Birmingham,AL.
Cell no.205-966-3854
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Some of you know that I took my KR2 out of service over 18 months ago, to
put fuel in the wings and install the Corvair. The fuel in the wings was
finished several months ago, but I could not get the installation of the
Corvair finished in time for this year's Gathering. I have been having
I can almost see the finish line from here. More updates to come. Merry
Christmas to you all.
Great news Mike- IT is Truly worth the effort
I too have been in the workshop, I now have the Canopy frame almost finished
on my next project a KR2SS, Now I
Hey Guys, A little update. After spending the last week trying to put a slick
finish on the stub and main wings, I have a lot more respect for those who have
completed a KR. I have also decided that my next plane will be something other
than a composite, perhaps tube and fabric. Don't worry
Anybody been making progress on a KR lately? With the economy the way it is,I
have been putting in about 13 hours a day at work. During the day all I think
about is getting home to work on the plane but after going full bore all day
it's tuff to get started when I get home. I am still working
Hi all
I got to spend all day in the shop today. I made more progres today
then what i have made in quite some time.
click here for some more photos of the same old same old.
Keith Crawford
Saint Johns
MI
crawfords.simerson.net
HI everyone,
I just finished putting the third coat of smooth -prime on the bottom of my KR2
. This marks the completion of the retrofit to the fixed gear (Fuselage mount,
spring gear from great plains,).
This stuff is great to work with and sands very well, to bad it is so expensive.
I made my
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