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    I've been thinking about an alternative to fabric for the interior wing closeout. With the possibility of going with cies fuel senders, I most likely will eliminate the sight tubes.

    I have been doing some preliminary modeling and 3D design. Ideally, I would like to have 2 lemo plugs and 2 air vents on each closeout panel. Possibly some cabin lights and recesses to hold headset controllers and excess wire.

    My idea is for a panel that snaps into place on the fuselage tubing. I am really in the spitball phase of thinking about this, and just have something to do while I recover from shoulder surgery.

    I'd love to see any alternatives to fabric that anyone has done.
    Last edited by TJ_Slice; 10-13-2025, 12:18 PM.

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    I took some .016 trimmed it to fit inside, painted an riveted. This is my LSA
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    • #3
      I am going to use Kydex material. Heavier than Al for sure...

      kydex wing root cover.jpg

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      • TJ_Slice
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        How are you planning on attaching it?

      • DBeaulieu
        DBeaulieu commented
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        TJ_Slice I think I will be using Adel type clamps without the cushions

    • #4
      Bearhawk 4-place ZK-FHR has the finest Teak panels

      There may be some photos on the web somewhere.

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      • #5
        Hi, I made mine from aluminium covered with fabric. C7C26201-9E53-4CFF-BDD8-021D94E9589F.jpg C7E12BC5-3516-4CE8-B542-1BDC40550097.jpg

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        • TJ_Slice
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          Looks nice. What did you do to hold the attachment screws?

      • #6
        C860F400-4247-40CE-AB47-6ABC7CAB29CB.jpg Welded tabs on with a rivnut and screw
        Last edited by Gerhard Rieger; Yesterday, 03:23 PM.

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