When I laminated my spar caps I used wood a little oversize so I could plane
it to the exact dimensions when they were done. Being someone who learned
to measure in a machine shop and make parts to tollerances of a few ten
thousandths of an inch, I was measuring everything with a set of dial
calip
Brian, I did the exact calculations and the only response to my post of "error
in the plans" was. "oh really?"
Hope you find the answer. Im waiting.
Steven Phillabaum
Auburn Alamaba
>
> From: "Brian Kraut"
> Date: 2004/06/18 Fri AM 01:59:00 GMT
>
AM 03:26:13 GMT
> To: KRnet
> Subject: Re: KR> forward spar dimensions
>
> Brian, I did the exact calculations and the only response to my post of
> "error in the plans" was. "oh really?"
> Hope you find the answer. Im waiting.
>
> Steven Phillabaum
In a message dated 6/17/2004 7:00:03 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
brian.kr...@engalt.com writes:
The 2S plans call for the center section front spars to be 2 5/32" wide
which is about 2.1563". The outboard spars are supposed to be 1 15/16" at
Dont forget about the vertical pieces the spar will f
Steven Phillabaum wrote:
> Brian, I did the exact calculations and the only response to my post of
"error in the plans" was. "oh really?"
> Hope you find the answer. Im waiting.
I guess I'm the culprit that made that remark. It was meant more of a
tongue-in-cheek "you mean there are mistakes in
riday, June 18, 2004 7:58 AM
To: KRnet
Subject: Re: KR> forward spar dimensions
Steven Phillabaum wrote:
> Brian, I did the exact calculations and the only response to my post of
"error in the plans" was. "oh really?"
> Hope you find the answer. Im waiting.
I guess I&#
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