What a shame. I just got finished with my J3 great planes cub build. None of you even came in.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1580658

Originally Posted by SkylineFlyer

What a shame. I just got finished with my J3 great planes cub build. None of you even came in...

Not so. I was there.

Originally Posted by loNslo

Not so. I was there.

Hmmm.

Originally Posted by SkylineFlyer

Hmmm.

Hmmm?

Strange that you can't remember. More than 10% of the posts in your thread were mine.

Originally Posted by loNslo

Hmmm?

Strange that you can't remember. More than 10% of the posts in your thread were mine.

No, I remember. Hmmmm, like "Oh Yeah". And my apologies for not realizing that you were in this thread.

Originally Posted by Murocflyer

I've seen this happen before and I am not holding my breath. Sadly, the word gets out and just to sabatoge the new forum, a lot of people vote "no" even though they don't even care about or would even participate in the new forum.

But I guess we can always hope for for the best.

Frank

Frank-a word of encouragement-the "illegal" poll RCtrainerplane ran during the discussion consistently proved that approval was high the entire time..
The "official" poll is proving the same thing,with yes voters..
I have just pointed out there,that once you've said something,it doesn't need to be repeated out of desperation.Unless it's your only objection..
We only need to express the advantages of a new forum,and avoid arguments...People are getting aboard now,who weren't back then..We want to help each other,and they know it.
Your building clinic is an example of that-keep up the good work,and thank you.

Originally Posted by epoxyearl

Frank-a word of encouragement-the "illegal" poll RCtrainerplane ran during the discussion consistently proved that approval was high the entire time..
The "official" poll is proving the same thing,with yes voters..
I have just pointed out there,that once you've said something,it doesn't need to be repeated out of desperation.Unless it's your only objection..
We only need to express the advantages of a new forum,and avoid arguments...People are getting aboard now,who weren't back then..We want to help each other,and they know it.
Your building clinic is an example of that-keep up the good work,and thank you.

Sorry about that Earl.

I have removed my comment to keep the thread from going off of the topic.

I moved it here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...5#post22912905

Frank

Some good ideas rolling along. and builds to look forward to.
Hanging out.
trout

Frank, started my build over here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1745741

Originally Posted by kdahlhaus

Frank, started my build over here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1745741

Got it. Thanks and looking good!

Frank

Originally Posted by ctrout

Some good ideas rolling along. and builds to look forward to.
Hanging out.
trout

Agreed! I've already incorporated at least one change into my building style that I picked up from one of the other threads. That's using JB Weld for holding my blind nuts in place and using screws to pull them in aligned to the front face rather than pressing and having them be off alignment.

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Tom

Great stuff here!

Frank, I got my build thread started for the Swany House Primo 15.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...4#post22920822

Originally Posted by JimTMich

Frank, I got my build thread started for the Swany House Primo 15.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...4#post22920822

Got it Jim. Thanks!

Frank

Originally Posted by RCPtero

Agreed! I've already incorporated at least one change into my building style that I picked up from one of the other threads. That's using JB Weld for holding my blind nuts in place and using screws to pull them in aligned to the front face rather than pressing and having them be off alignment.

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Tom

You can also drill the holes in the fire wall just one step under size, put the fire wall on a flat piece of wood and give the blind nuts a whack with a hammer. That way the barbs go straight into the wood. Also don't buy the cheap soft steel blind nuts from the hardware store, buy the good ones from DuBro so the barbs don't fold over on you. I use a bit of epoxy on the inside flange of the blind nuts before I install them. JB Weld does the same thing as the epoxy.