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Re: Question for large-scale builders...
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Mon, 2 Apr 2001 22:21:30 GMT
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James,
I to am building a rather large scale spacecraft 3-4ft range. I had a
problem with flex as well, my solution was to build the ship along a central
"keel" much like a modern day ocean going vessel, I also divided the
interior up into sections using bulkheads to reduce the torsional (twisting
along the long axis)loads and latteral flex, I then used long plates to tie
the top of the "keel" together and now the whole ship can be placed on one
central stand with no flex at all in either direction.
Scott C. Beaton
In lugnet.space, James Brown writes:
> How do you deal with model flexing?
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> I'm working on a 6' ship right now, and would like to be able to support it
> from a single point, but I don't think I can without having the ship look
> like it was left in the sun too long. :(
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> Anyone have suggestions?
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> James
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