I plan to build an RV-10. I plan to use the 3060 squeezer from Numatx, so that I can use it to squeeze rivets and then mount it to a C-frame for dimpling.
There were a few times a 4" yoke would have been helpful, but not enough to buy. Also I borrow a No Hole (http://www.averytools.com/prodinfo.asp?number=7745) a few times as well, but not often enough to buy.
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CharlieWaffles - But you can call me "Mark"
RV-10
N928MT
Flying - AKA Still Tinkering Build Project Site
Like Charlie said, the basic 3" and longeron yokes are musts. if you don't have someone close by to borrow yokes from, a 4" no-hole yoke will save yer butt in numerous instances.
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Terry Ruprecht
RV-9A Tip-up; IO-320 D2A
S. James cowl/plenum
(Dues paid thru Nov '18)
That being said, I really like my 4" no-hole yoke. And when I'm done with my project, I'll sell it for a good percentage of what I bought it for. Think of it as a long term rental!
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RV-10 N829EC - Flying
First Flight: 8/29/15
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