Part 15 - Servo Bay Cut Outs
Using a Dremel Router
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See 308 Making servo bay cut outs with a Dremel router. Do a few practice runs first. |
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See 309 I use a template to lay out the servo bay. This is made of 3/32" ply. It has "cross hairs on it to indicate the centre line of the servo and the centre line of the output shaft |
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See 310 Locate the position on your stab )or wing) where you want the servo to be. Draw a line for the centre line of the servo and a line for the centre line of the output shaft. Place your template over this location. |
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See 311 Cut the balsa wing skin away to expose the foam. |
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See 312 Use the Dremel tool with a "drill bit" router tool. The depth for the first cut is set for the depth of your servo "rails. Then set the cut deeper to open out the actual servo bay itself. |
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See 313 Go to it ! |
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See 314 Better get out the shop vac |
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See 315 servo bay prepared |
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The pages on this web site document MY procedure and assembly of my Carden Edge 540I am by no means a professional or "master" builder and these procedures may not be the best methods for you.
Carden provides a nice construction guideline and color photos as an aid to building their kits.
I have chosen to build things in a little bit different order than they lay out in their manual