AKPilot
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. . . doing it this way?
Primarily, the family and I launch LPRs. I've searched the forum and haven't seen anyone do this as a primary method, but does anyone else just use gap filling CA for fillets? It's quick to use and cure.
It's just an old habit from building R/C airplanes, but I've never had a fin break off using this method. I'm not building for competition and the finished product, covered in paint, looks fine to me. Plus, I'm being lazy, I just can't be bothered to mix up any 5-minute epoxy and spread it.
Any thoughts?
Primarily, the family and I launch LPRs. I've searched the forum and haven't seen anyone do this as a primary method, but does anyone else just use gap filling CA for fillets? It's quick to use and cure.
It's just an old habit from building R/C airplanes, but I've never had a fin break off using this method. I'm not building for competition and the finished product, covered in paint, looks fine to me. Plus, I'm being lazy, I just can't be bothered to mix up any 5-minute epoxy and spread it.
Any thoughts?