Message #47

Date: Nov 16 1999 18:05:41 EST
From: "Mike Lund" <crafters@elgin.net>
Subject: Re: New list member

Hey Mark

Almost wish I lived in TX.- I went out to the specialty supplier today,
$45-$65 bd/ft for certified sitka, $25 and up for non-certified. ( $ CDN, so
about 2/3-1/2 for USD)  --but $4.95 for a few feet of real nice walnut- that
wood would make a REAL nice instrument panel vaneer ;-)

Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: N95MF@aol.com <N95MF@aol.com>
To: FlyBaby@listbot.com <FlyBaby@listbot.com>
Date: Tuesday, November 16, 1999 1:54 PM
Subject: Re: New list member


>FlyBaby
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>As far as wood choices, the FAA gives various woods the OK for certified
>birds if they conform to the MIL spec.  In one of the FAA publications, it
>gives the specs.  I used certified Sitka spruce for my wing spars, and
>locally bought Douglas Fir for most of the rest.  I ripped it to size. I
got
>to prefer the European plywood over the US plywood the more I worked with
it.
> Mark Goldberg Austin TX
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