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Old 01-01-2012, 06:13 PM
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I was going to try and make a jig before my Fuse and wings get here Wednesday. But it's a bit hard to know what sizes and wing shape to follow.

Does anybody have or know where I can get a drawing from to construct these jigs. It's for a rv6/7
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It is for a QB fuse and wings
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The RV-6 and 7 are very different construction, the 7 just needs a stand while the 6 needs a real assembly fixture. which are you building?

Edit: if is is for a quickbuild 6, you don't need a fixture, just a stand to set it on while you work.

This is what i built to hold my fuse once it was rolled:

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