Balsa (Black Horse) Wing Assembly | Quick Tips | Motion RC

Ever wondered what goes into assembly the wing of a balsa aircraft? Wesley is here to give you some tips with one of our Black Horse ARF models. Find all Black Horse models here: www.motionrc.c...
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[@Parpoppet4]

The brass eyelet should be fitted from underneath the servo mounting grommets so that when tightening the servo screw the brass eyelet head spreads the load and stops the eyelet sinking into servo wood mounting

[@sotm2]

Very good Point!!

[@eqrc7587]

Thanks for this Tip Update !!!! Might half to do this on B-17. Don’t know yet 👍🏻✌🏻🖖🏻

[@IceMan2035]

Cool tip recommended for a lot of planes. Y'all guys are the best and your planes show it.

[@patricedequesne7207]

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[@MotionRC]

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[@dutchloveRC]

great video!!

[@sotm2]

Those rubber pieces for the servo are NOT gaskets, they are grommets!

[@raymondtarver6552]

I have always been taught to install the eyelets (brass fittings) on the servos, with the shoulder on the bottom. What is your reasoning for doing it with the shoulder on top?

[@gerrykeaveney1657]

shoulder down is the correct placement