Laser Cut Planes HogNose Building Instructions

HogNose
Building instructions.
March 19, 2018
Version 1.1
THANKYOU FOR PURCHASING THE HOGNOSE FROM "LASERCUTPLANES.CO.UK"
PLEASE READ THE MANUAL BEFORE STARTING TO FAMILIARISE YOURSELF WITH THE BUILD PROCEDURE.
1:-The kit is supplied in 6 laser cut sheets. Sheets 1 to 5 are 1/16th balsa. Sheet 6 is 1mm ply. There is also a bag of accessories containing push rods, undercarriage wire, wheels etc.
2:- The items are held in place on the sheets by small tabs. These tabs need to be cut through carefully in order to remove the items. Also due to the varying density of the balsa there may be the odd place that the laser has not cut fully through and any areas like this also need to be cut through. A scalpel with a no11 blade is ideal for this.
3:- We find it best to leave the items on the sheets until they are needed for the build. This way any small items are less likely to get lost . 4:- The instructions which follow assume you are using the motor, gearbox and receiver which can be bought as optional extras to the kit. If you are NOT using these items then certain modifications will need to be made to facilitate the fitting of any alternative parts.
5:- The plane is designed for indoor flying or for outdoor in flat calm conditions.
Specification.
Wing span = 490mm Overall length = 400mm Flying weight, (Including battery) = < 58 grms.
General Comments. Please read before starting.
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WARRANTY
Lasercutplanes guarantee this kit to be free from defects in both material and workmanship at the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover any component parts damaged by use or modification. In no case shall Lasercutplanes liability exceed the original cost of the purchased kit. Further, Lasercutplanes reserves the right to change or modify this warranty without notice.
LIABILITY RELEASE
In that Lasercutplanes has no control over the final assembly or material used for final assembly, no liability shall be assumed nor accepted for any damage resulting from use by the user. By the act of using the user-assembled product, the user accepts all resulting liability. If the buyer is not prepared to accept the liability associated with the use of this product, the buyer is advised to return this kit immediately in new and unused condition when a full refund minus postage costs will be given.
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN 12 YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER.
WARNING: The use of CA glue is advised for the kit assembly. Adhere strictly to the health and safety procedures recommended by the manufacturers of the glue being used.
PRODUCT SUPPORT
This product has been engineered to function properly and perform as advertised, with the suggested power system and supporting electronics as outlined within this product manual. Product support cannot be provided, nor can Lasercutplanes assist in determining the suitability or use of electronics, hardware, or power systems not explicitly recommended by Lasercutplanes.
For product assembly support, replacement parts, hardware, and electronics to complete this model, please contact info@Lasercutplanes.co.uk
Lasercutplanes
Contact :- Info@lasercutplanes.co.uk Sales :- sales@lasercutplanes.co.uk
Suggested Items needed to Complete this Model
Many of the suggested items listed below are available at your local hobby shop. For your convenience, lasercutplanes stock most the power system components and some of the building supplies required to complete this kit. If you have difficulties sourcing any of these items locally, please visit our website, lasercutplanes.co.uk to purchase the items necessary to complete your model.
Suggested Electronics
RC transmitter DSM2/DSMX with at least 3 channelsReceiver/ESC/Servo brick (AR6410 or equivalent)Motor/Gearbox (PKZ3624)Propeller, 130mm x 70mm (EFL9051)LiPo battery, 120 - 160 mAh 3.7V
This assumes the use of Spektrum electronics. Other systems may be used.
Covering Film Requirements
Any high-quality covering film may be used to finish this model, superior results will be achieved by using the lightest covering film possible. (Solite currently available to purchase with the kit).
1 - Pack of Solite sufficient to cover complete plane Available in Transparent Red, Blue and Green. (other colours available to order).
We recommend the use of Acrylic paint to finish the bare wood parts of the model. This may be either brushed or airbrushed on.
Required Building Supplies and Tools
CA glue, medium, CA glue, thin, CA glue accelerator Hobby knife with supply of #11 bladesSanding block with 400 and 600 grit paper
Building Supplies and Tools
Covering iron and heat gunNeedle nose pliers, smallClear tape, 1/2 in. Velcro for mounting battery Masking tapeSolite covering film
Optional Building Supplies and Tools
Balsa filler (HCAR3401)Modeling clay (ballast)CA glue de-bonder (PAAPT16)
Required Building Supplies
KIT INVENTORY.
5 X 1/16th BALSA SHEETS OF LASERCUT PARTS. 1 X 1mm PLYWOOD SHEET OF LASERCUT PARTS. NOSE CONE IN 2 PARTS IN 1/8th BALSA. 2 X CARBON FIBRE PUSHRODS. 4 X PUSH ROD ENDS. HEAT SHRINK TUBING. PLASTIC RECEIVER CLIP. PREFORMED UNDERCARRAIGE WIRE. 2 X WHEELS.
SUGGESTED OPTIONAL EXTRAS.
1 X AR6410 or EQUIVALENT, DSM2/DSMX 6 CHANNEL RECEIVER WITH LINEAR SERVOS AND BRUSHED ESC. 1 X PARKZONE P51 MOTOR AND GEARBOX. (PKZ3624) 1 X E-Flite Micro 4-Site PROPELLER with SPINNER. (EFL9051) 1 X SOLITE COVERING FILM (TRANSPARENT BLUE, RED OR GREEN).
REQUIRED TO FINISH.
DSM2 OR DSMX COMPATIBLE TRANSMITTER. LIPO BATTERY, SINGLE CELL 130-160 mAH
These suggestions are for Spektrum systems, When using other systems the electronic requirements will, of course be different.
INVENTORY
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Step 1
Take item "F1a" (sheet 6) and place it on a flat surface with the markings uppermost.
Note that the recess for the motor is intentionally angled to give the model right thrust.
Glue the 2 items "F1b" (sheet 6) into the slots in the TOP of "F1a" using 1 spot of CA where shown. Ensure no glue enters the slot at the front of "F1a". This is where the motor will slide into position.
Step 3
Step 2
Glue item "F3" (sheet 3) to the back of the assembly made in Step 1.
Note that 2 of the slots in "F3" are left empty. These are used later.
1 spot of CA
Ensure no glue enters this slot.
Turn "F1a" over and glue the 2 items "F2" (sheet 6) into the slots in "F1a" Ensure no glue enters the slots between "F1a" and "F1b". No glue in these 2 slots
Motor recess.
No glue in this slot
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Step 5
Step 4
Locate the plastic receiver clip (in bag of accessories) and glue this into the slots in "F4" and the 2 "RT's".
Photo of the completed assembly. Note the slot for the motor is completely clear. If this is not the case use a small file or blade to clean it out. Be careful not to enlarge it as the motor mount needs to be a snug fit.
Set this assembly aside.
THIS STEP ONLY APPLIES IF YOU ARE USING THE OPTIONAL RECEIVER SUPPLIED WITH THE KIT. Otherwise you'll need a tray to fit the receiver being used.
Take item "F4" (SHEET 4) and place it TOP DOWN on the work surface. Working on the UNDERSIDE:­Locate the 2 plywood items "RT" (sheet 6). Glue these into the slots provided in "F4". Note they only fit one way around.
This slot must be clear
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This shows the completed assembly.
Step 6
Step 8
Locate the small item "C" (sheet 1) and glue this into place in the slots provide at the rear of the fuselage side. The slot in this item is for the pushrod to pass through. (Elevator or rudder). Repeat this step on the RH Fus. Keep all markings on the inside so they don't show on the finished model.
Photo of assembly.
Glue "F4" into the back of the "F3" assembly from step 3, ensuring a 90 degree joint between the two. Ensure the top of "F4" is uppermost.
(You can use one of the fuselage sides to hold the items in the correct position until the glue has set but don't glue the assembly to the fuselage yet).
Step 7
Glue
90 degrees
Take "Fus LH" and the items "A" and "B" (sheet 1). Glue "A" and "B" into their corresponding positions in "Fus LH". Repeat this step on "Fus RH". Keep all markings to one side. That way they don't show on the finished model.
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Step 9
FOLLOW THIS STEP CLOSELY.
Fit the "Fus RH" in place but DO NOT GLUE.
Manoeuver "F7" "F8" and "F9" (sheet 6) into place. ("F8" is sandwiched between "F7" and "F9" to form the slot for the undercarriage to fit into). You need to let the RH fuselage side move out to achieve this.
When everything is correctly seated, apply glue to the 7 tenons (shown circled) on BOTH FUSELAGE SIDES to hold everything in place. DO NOT allow any glue to enter the undercarriage slot.
Step 10
Step 11
Take the assembly completed in "Step 6" and glue it into the slots in the "LH Fus". Note that there will be a gap forward of "F3", DON'T Glue this yet.
DO NOT GLUE THE OTHER FUSELAGE SIDE TO THIS ASSEMBLY.
Fit and glue "F5" (sheet 1) to the fuselage LH side and also to rear of "F4".
Ensure the markings on "F5" are facing forward.
gap
Glue Glue Fus LH
Fus RH
F7F8F9
Glue the tenons only
Undercarriage slot
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