7. Now
fl
ip the wing over and lay the wing in the top
beds. Repeat previous steps 2-6. Be sure to weigh
down the wing so that it remains
fl
at when gluing in
CF Flat.
8. Cut the excess CF Flats from the wing tip using a
small saw or dremel tool with appropriate attachment.
IMPORTANT! Be sure to wear a dust mask or respi-
rator when cutting CF!
9. Tape the remaining CF Flat to the trailing edge of
the wing. Be sure to position the CF Flat so that it
doesn’t hang above or below the trailing edge.
10. Now put a piece of wax paper on your
fl
at work
surface. Place the trailing edge of the wing
fl
at against
the work surface and glue the CF Flat to the trailing
edge with Thin CA. You can use a small amount of
CA Accelerator to speed up the drying process. You
may need to sad the CF to get it level with the wing
surface.
11. Repeat Steps 9 and 10 for the other trailing edge.
Remember to use a dust mask or respirator when cut-
ting the excess CF Flat from the wing.
12. Cut the remaining CF Flat in two 4.5” pieces.
13. Slide these one CF Flat into the motor mount
opening in the back of the mount and glue it to the top
side of the wing using Thin CA. Repeat for the bottom
of the wing.
