Carbon fiber single daytona build

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  • kfxguy
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    Combining some ideas from joel and keith, this is basically all your gonna see. It's kinda plain tho so I may add like a disco ball or some flashing lights or something. I kid I kid. Lol

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  • kfxguy
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    Originally posted by flraptor07 View Post
    looks to me like you may have a step in it on the inside but no 90deg. bends. that'll work just fine, most of mine are like that..
    It's going to be like my rivercat. Here's a pic.

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  • flraptor07
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    Originally posted by kfxguy View Post
    Probably two
    looks to me like you may have a step in it on the inside but no 90deg. bends. that'll work just fine, most of mine are like that..

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  • kfxguy
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    Originally posted by Chris Nason View Post
    So how many bends you gona make to get that thing to the rudder
    Probably two

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  • Chris Nason
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    So how many bends you gona make to get that thing to the rudder

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  • kfxguy
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    Servo mounted.

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  • srislash
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    Very nice Trav

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  • kfxguy
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    Cap bank built and installed.



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  • kfxguy
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    Got a good bit done tonight. Got the esc mount done, I made some wire and cooling line holders to hide the wires and cooling lines, strut and rudder assy mounted, bulkhead fitting for steering, servo mount made and epoxy is drying. I'm getting close. It'll be done by next weekend I speculate.

    Esc mount. Well really all you see is the top cover. There is a plate that i milled two slot in under it. The slots are for a velcro battery strap to hold the esc down. Top plate is for looks as i dont like the look of the esc. I'm not sure yet but I'm thinking about putting a digital voltmeter and a digital temp Gauge flush mounted in this plate. I already ordered the gauges, but I have to see what they look like.

    Last edited by kfxguy; 11-30-2014, 08:19 AM.

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  • kfxguy
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    Originally posted by Chris Nason View Post
    hey Travis is there any benefit to using the graphite powder instead of the pigment ?
    Only advantage I can think of is I didn't have to order it, they have it at the auto parts store.

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  • Chris Nason
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    Originally posted by kfxguy View Post
    Jb weld with powdered graphite added in it
    hey Travis is there any benefit to using the graphite powder instead of the pigment ?

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  • kfxguy
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    Here's the desired effect (well for me!)



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  • kfxguy
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    Here's the result. 4 hrs has passed since I put the jb weld down. Peeled the tape.




    Now it's time for the bottom side and while it's curing I'm on to the cheetah and mounting the motor in it....

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  • PowerDemon
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    Originally posted by kfxguy View Post
    Jb weld with powdered graphite added in it
    Oops lol.. You beat me to it Travis.

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  • PowerDemon
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    It's JB Weld with graphite mixed into it to give it a darker color.

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