On a similar part (I’m assuming the OP has been answered and I won’t detract from anything by asking a question here) - did you guys tap the lap seatbelt holes or pop a bolt through them? I created a little “bulb†to allow room for a bolt head in my aluminum skin under the door but after reading above think I might have been better off tapping it...
On a similar part (I’m assuming the OP has been answered and I won’t detract from anything by asking a question here) - did you guys tap the lap seatbelt holes or pop a bolt through them? I created a little “bulb†to allow room for a bolt head in my aluminum skin under the door but after reading above think I might have been better off tapping it...
Ken - you could tap those in my view.
By the by, any nut on the outside of the fuselage tube - generally they are too tall and when the fabric drums it touches the nut. I have this in a couple of places. This causes cracking and eventually a small hole in the fabric (takes about 600hrs flight).
By the by, any nut on the outside of the fuselage tube - generally they are too tall and when the fabric drums it touches the nut. I have this in a couple of places. This causes cracking and eventually a small hole in the fabric (takes about 600hrs flight).
I’m thinking the front outside seatbelt bolts would fit this category. Could they be tapped ?
A tube clamp may work well depending on the location. On my cubs I’ve used them for both shoulder mounts and the 5/6 point mounts (tubes in floor in front of seat).
Univair sells them in a couple different sizes.
A tube clamp may work well depending on the location. On my cubs I’ve used them for both shoulder mounts and the 5/6 point mounts (tubes in floor in front of seat).
Univair sells them in a couple different sizes.
I feel like I have a fair knowledge of AN hardware. "Tube Clamp" I first thought you meant an Adel style loop clamp. But for some reason I researched and just found the AN741 tube Clamp. Thought I should include a graphic to encourage the imagination. They come in 1/8 inch increments starting at 1/2 inch.
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