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Thing-a-ma-Jig Instruction Sheet: INS-SP015
20.
You now need to draw a line at all 4 marks on your body
tube.
Figure 20
shows you how you can use a “drawer
sill” to draw a straight line. Open a drawer and lay your
body tube just inside the drawer front (this is the “sill”).
Use the top of the drawer front as a guide to draw your
straight line. You can also use the vertical edge of a
door opening, which is called a “door sill”.
Figure 20
21.
Locate your completed Engine Mount from Step 7.
Referring to
Figure 21,
pass the Kevlar® Cord up through
the body tube, from the bottom, until the cord comes out of
the top of the body tube.
Figure 21
22.
Referring to
Figure 22
apply a bead of glue about 1”
inside the bottom of the body tube.
NOTE:
If you get
some glue on the Kevlar® Cord, don’t worry, that is fine.
Once the glue is in place,
QUICKLY
push the Engine
Mount all the way into the Body Tube until the two tubes
are flush (even) with each other, as shown.
ADULTS
may wish to help with this step.
Figure 22
23.
Make a mark on the body tube, on the Launch Lug Line,
3” from the bottom of the tube as shown in
Figure 23
.
Figure 23
24.
Referring to
Figure 24,
glue your Launch Lug in place as
shown
. (
Thing-a-ma-FACT:
The
Launch Lug
is used to guide
the model along its first three feet of flight. This lug slides over a
three foot long “Launch Rod” (thin steal rod) that is on the launch
pad.)
Figure 24
