rscott(at)cascadeaccess.c Guest
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Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 11:23 am Post subject: About those stiffening circles around the lightening holes |
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Those rings provide strength, although I don't know how much. And
flattening them weakens the metal beyond what it was before the groove
was stamped in them.
One solution might be to just put spacers under your parts, outside the
rings if your "stuff" spans the diameter of the rings.
Ralph Finch wrote:
Quote: | Fellow RVers,
I need to mount some stuff on wing ribs. But, the ribs have holes cut out
for lightening...and around each hole is stamped a modest raised/indented
circle in the sheet metal, for stiffening I suppose.
It is the raised side that causes problems when trying to attach something
flat there. I'd like to somehow squash or flatten a portion of the raised
circle, just enough so that the things I need to mount will fit flush on the
rib. Yes, some things must go onto the rib. No, some of this I cannot mount
on the other side.
What have RVers done to solve this little problem?
Thanks,
Ralph Finch
Davis, California
RV-9A QB-SA
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