Dalton 300 build.

[JPrc]

If they are on backwards it's your fault !!!

[JPrc]

Turtledeck on and sanded flush. This plane goes together really fast. With all of the laser cutting it a very easy kit to build. I have spent more time making templates and honeycombing the wings and rudder than sheeting and building the fuse.

[Greyhoundman]

Where did you buy the little chop saw and table saw at from page 1 ?

[JPrc]

Harbor Freight, the table saw was $39.99 and the chop saw was $23.99. I saw it on Walt's build thread. The table saw is called the "Mighty Mini" and is the best tool in my shop.

[Greyhoundman]

thanks, those look very useful.

[ben_beyer]

What did you use to cut the honeycomb in the foam with?

[JeremyHolt]

Its called a Hot Knife from The Composite Store. The "blade" is a little more than four inches in length and is plenty long for wings and such. It costs about thirty dollars and you have to get a 11 dollar wall adapter along with it. If you plan on doing anything like honeycombing I totally recommend it.

[JPrc]

The hot knife works great with very clean cuts.

[JeremyHolt]

Check out Aerotech Extra with Honeycomb Mods tonight and I will post some pictures with the cutter. Ha Ha Jonas.. had to plug my own thread.

[JPrc]

Be patient guys it takes about 2 hours to do each wing panel, he might have them done by midnight. Jeremy, you need to get my scale and weigh the cores before you cut them.

[JeremyHolt]

Yeah im using a gift cert from walmart and Im getting one this afternoon.

[Ryans Rebel]

All of this lightening was my idea!