Carl Goldberg Ultimate 10-300 Biplane Build: Part 2 (Elevators, Hinging, and Shaping)

[@rcnatec64]

That “sand it” by micro mark would be the perfect tool for all these angles on your stabilizer!

[@MrAirhead2010]

Frank, bevelling the l.e. would be considerably easier BEFORE you glue it in place... right up to the junction. That's how I do this sort of thing. I do like your little sanding jigs though - they look like they were part of a kit, or did you make 'em yourself?

[@FranksModelAviationWorkshop]

Thanks. Those are part of the kit. 👍

[@Stunthangar]

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[@FranksModelAviationWorkshop]

Thank you! 👍

[@rcflyinfarmer]

frank, i was wondering if sheetrock is your preferred building surface or is there any other good options you would recommend? T pins look kinda hard to push in. I've built on ceiling tiles and they work ok but am looking for something better for this winters project. I really enjoy your videos.

[@FranksModelAviationWorkshop]

Thanks. I use ceiling tiles for rubber powered planes, but for anything big, I’ve always used Sheetrock. The pins go in easy, but the balsa was harder than the Sheetrock it seemed. Lol