> Hobby-Lobby has these histart tubing connectors that come in several sizes,
> come with rings, look like a good companion to the hosemonster tubing. Myself,
> I wet a suitably sized piece of wooden dowel, jam that into the rubber end,
> and it clamps on like the old Chinese finger prison puzzle
Hobby-Lobby has these histart tubing connectors that come in several sizes,
come with rings, look like a good companion to the hosemonster tubing. Myself,
I wet a suitably sized piece of wooden dowel, jam that into the rubber end,
and it clamps on like the old Chinese finger prison puzzle. The
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Jeff Reid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> "I get the rings from choke chain type dog collars, using
> a hack saw and/or pliers to remove the chain from the rings."
...>
I recently pick up a choke chain at a flea market - for one dollar -
just for the rings.
What weight tubing is used for such applications?
For a molded contest type model, you can use tubing that
has tension around 5 to 6 times the weight of the model,
and get a bit of a zoom launch with it. I use latex rubber
with 2/16" inner 7/16" outer diameter which generates about
24 to 27lb's of
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