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PostPosted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 11:11 pm    Post subject: 601XL stabilizer ribs Reply with quote

While drilling the flange relief holes on the stabilizer centre ribs (6-T-1C) I made an error and drilled them too far out... no problem, just elongate the holes with a round file and bring them in. That went okay, but as I did them all together clamped in the cutting blocks, some of them were opened out a bit far. So instead of being 5/32" (half the 5/16" hole required) from the corner it's about 7/32" in the worst instance. See photo for what I'm on about.

Crucial or not? Do I just scrap them and make them again... no real hassle, but it all takes time.

Appreciate your input.

Glenn


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PostPosted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 4:18 am    Post subject: 601XL stabilizer ribs Reply with quote

I would have no concerns about the overdepth bend relief holes on thr corners. The amount you have gone, on such a short height part, in that gauge of aluminum should be negligible.

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While drilling the flange relief holes on the stabilizer centre ribs (6-T-1C) I made an error and drilled them too far out... no problem, just elongate the holes with a round file and bring them in. That went okay, but as I did them all together clamped in the cutting blocks, some of them were opened out a bit far. So instead of being 5/32" (half the 5/16" hole required) from the corner it's about 7/32" in the worst instance. See photo for what I'm on about.

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 7:32 pm    Post subject: Re: 601XL stabilizer ribs Reply with quote

Not crucial, deburr and carry on. Looking good!

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