VIDEOS: AMA´S by Frank Ehling . Cox 010 (pag. 4) and Cox 020 (pag.5)

pkrankow wrote:I'm looking forward to seeing that pair dressed out.  I have learned from looking and reading too.

Phil

Cribbs74 wrote:I like the Cemoto avatar, your work is inspiring!

NEW222 wrote:I was going to say something about these two planes you are building, but all that comes to mind is that the workmanship is very nice, and they should fly well for you. I wish I had the patience to do work like yours.

getback wrote:Looking real good  MauricioB  Looks like you hot glued the switch in and did you build both wing panels off of only the left side ? This should be a nice flier but some what fast with the narrow wing . Eric

1/2A Nut wrote:Source:
9.3mm ID External Circlip
http://www.hjfasteners.com/product.asp?bascode=107&classcode=107102


K&S 10mm OD thick walled aluminum tube

10 x .89mm Heavy Wall Aluminum Tube from K&S Engineering.:
http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/k+s/k+s9812.htm

Product Specifications
Length: 11.89 (302mm):
Diameter: 0.39 (10mm):
Hole Diameter: 0.29 (7.5mm):
Wall Thickness: 0.035 (.89mm)
K-S Product Number: 9812


Note OD of the cylinder is 8mm you will need to remove a hair
worth of the inside wall of the aluminum tube to slip into place
be patient and lap it in carefully for good fit. You can choose
to remove the black coating off the cylinder to speed up the fit.

Again, you must remove the skirt, file off carefully to avoid damage to the cylinder  threads.

File or turn a shallow 9.75 mm OD groove for the Circlip to rest in.
You will need a snap tool or flat head screw driver to expand it out
over the 10mm OD tube and slide into place.