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| Skyediamonds1985 | Guillows Series 200 - SE5a | Build | 21-Mar-16 20:11 |  |
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| Getting closer by pushing the thread through the hole with a pair of tweezers..... |
| Skyediamonds1985 | Guillows Series 200 - SE5a | Build | 21-Mar-16 20:09 |  |
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| Skyediamonds1985 | Guillows Series 200 - SE5a | Build | 21-Mar-16 20:09 |  |
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| After the glue dried a few seconds later, I then bent over the opposite end of the stiff thread into the next hole. |
| Skyediamonds1985 | Guillows Series 200 - SE5a | Build | 21-Mar-16 20:07 |  |
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| I added a bit of cyano just above the hole and allowed it to flow through the thread via capillary action so as to minimize any chance of glue marks on the surface. |
| Skyediamonds1985 | Guillows Series 200 - SE5a | Build | 21-Mar-16 20:04 |  |
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| Okay, bear with me on this. I cut a small section of (now) stiffened thread that was painted silver through a hole that was drilled apprx twice the diameter of the thread. Any tighter, I would need a needle to help guide it through. I'm using the stiffness of the thread as its own needle point. |
| Skyediamonds1985 | Guillows Series 200 - SE5a | Build | 21-Mar-16 19:53 |  |
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| In stitching the fuselage sides, I decided to come up with an alternate route. This picture was posed to show how I added a small weight at the end of the thread, and painted the thread with spray paint. This does two things: it stiffens the thread and gives it a threaded cable appearance. |
