Removing warps.

**Cribbs74** Sat Sep 08, 2012 8:38 am

I rebuilt the wing for my BRM last night. Lo and behild it still had a warp in the trailing edge of the inboard wing.

My workshop is 20 paces from the pool so I walked over and dunked the entire wing in the water and held it there for a while. I took it back into the shop and clamped it down straight. This morning I took a look and voila! No more warp. Probably not new info for you seasoned builders, but just thought I would share should anyone need the info.

lousyflyer Sat Sep 08, 2012 8:44 am

Now it's a Baby Chlorinemaster. Or a Baby Peemaster, depnding upon the filtration unit of said swimming pool. Very Happy

**Cribbs74** Sat Sep 08, 2012 8:48 am

lousyflyer wrote:Now it's a Baby Chlorinemaster. Or a Baby Peemaster, depnding upon the filtration unit of said swimming pool.

You kill me! It's a Baby Baquacil Master truth be told. It was the closest source for water at the time.

lousyflyer Sat Sep 08, 2012 9:47 am

I've steamed wings over a boiling pot of water before and that seemed to work. I've always been scared to immerse glued wood joints, but I know many people that have and did not have any problems.

If the wing is already monokoted, you can block it up and re-heat the monokote. Sometimes that works.

Kim Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:06 am

Man...with all the building accessories I've been buying over the decades, NOW I got to go out and get me a swimming pool !!! This model airplane stuff is getting out of hand !!!!!

PV Pilot Sat Sep 08, 2012 11:08 am

lousyflyer wrote:Now it's a Baby Chlorinemaster. Or a Baby Peemaster, depnding upon the filtration unit of said swimming pool.

The Able Algae A motor trainer.

lousyflyer Sat Sep 08, 2012 11:41 am

Kim wrote:Man...with all the building accessories I've been buying over the decades, NOW I got to go out and get me a swimming pool !!! This model airplane stuff is getting out of hand !!!!!

Here, use mine.

**Cribbs74** Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:24 pm

Ok, maybe I should have left the pool out of the equation. Rolling Eyes

You guys are too much! lol!

SuperDave Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:44 pm

Trainers should be just that; essential simple elements only. Why invest the time and money in something more complex?

It's life-span will likely be short and brutal but the newb will learn from the experience.

PV Pilot Sat Sep 08, 2012 1:09 pm

PV Pilot wrote:
lousyflyer wrote:Now it's a Baby Chlorinemaster. Or a Baby Peemaster, depnding upon the filtration unit of said swimming pool.

The Able Algae A motor trainer.

Awh,,come on man,,that was a good one. Burned up a couple dozen brain cells thinking that one up. Down to 3 cells left,,better be careful.

**Cribbs74** Sat Sep 08, 2012 1:42 pm

PV Pilot wrote:
PV Pilot wrote:
lousyflyer wrote:Now it's a Baby Chlorinemaster. Or a Baby Peemaster, depnding upon the filtration unit of said swimming pool.

The Able Algae A motor trainer.

Awh,,come on man,,that was a good one. Burned up a couple dozen brain cells thinking that one up. Down to 3 cells left,,better be careful.

Yeah, they were all good ones. Careful Keith, you may sling off the last 3 spinning in circles.

**RknRusty** Sat Sep 08, 2012 4:01 pm

cribbs74 wrote:Ok, maybe I should have left the pool out of the equation.

You guys are too much!

Nah, good entertainment value.
I actually used a spray bottle to mist it with tap water. Lots of RCG guys told me to use Windex or mix some ammonia in it, but even as little as I know, that still sounded like useless bunkum to me. The spray worked great. Clamped in the air conditioning overnight and done. Workfinelastlongtime.

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