Have a look here. The MOQ is too high for your usage but they do say they do samples at a higher pricing. Worth the time to send a msg to them at least. https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Pneumatic-Inflatable-Full-Air-Rubber-Wheel_62499694378.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title....

From a few ads before yours....Not sure if its sold but worth a call.
call Kevin on 07414 533732 or email kevinwindle@gmail.com regards kevin

I think it was Frank Whittle's autobiography that gave a good description of what RAF apprentices had to be able to do with a file in the 1930's And as an apprentice RNZAF mechanic in 1980, we made a machine vise by filing all components from block steel. Side H frames, front and rearclamping plates...

Move to a warmer country.....sorry
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Hi David, as i said in line with Tinus' idea, i had the cranks shortened by 10mm each, so a closing together of 20mm. Threads, tapers and keyways were all re-positioned, just further back. A pair of solid joiners are used, fitted as standard onto the crank taper and woodruff key. The joiner is count...

I managed to follow the tutorial on reducing photos! Hopefully you can see the way i have gone about things from these pics. The machining to date was done by the Griffiths' to my back of envelope designs! The engine is totally cowled in hence the foward facing carb. Cooling admittedly will be a maj...

And there's one in the Philippines as well!!!! Cant upload pics as even my downsized ones are too big it says. Tinus, in line with your thoughts, i had my cranks shortened by 10mm per crank which gives a much more compact end result. I got over the crankcase to crankcase joining problem by using a s...

And turn the engine upside down so any loose swarf falls out of the plug hole by nature of gravity and not in!!!!

And of course do the age old trick of reference markings. In blank areas of the plan, get a 90 deg set square and draw a right angle corner. Working from the apex, measure off a set dimension, say 100mm up each leg and make a mark. Do this in a few places say 3-4 per sheet. After you have had the pl...

Phil and Karl, you would be very surprised what you can get "off the shelf" in French supermarkets. As with most supermarkets there is a DIY section, but the French seem to have a penchant for a chemicals section as well. Ammonia, acetone, cellulose thinners, hydrogen peroxide (MEKP), dena...

Hi Peter, Walbro stake the back of the screw by machine at the factory to prevent loosening. No manual mentions removal, so marketing intend it to be a throw away and replace with new item. Tinkerers though, like to dismantle things and often remove this screw for various reasons, plate modification...

This may answer your question Mr Bones
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The action starts around page 4.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/rc-jets ... 013-a.html

I' disappointed he didn't look me up on his trip, could have taken him down our local club!!!!!!

My Dog’s Name Was Sex Usually everyone who has a dog would call him Rover or something, well I call mine “Sex”. Sex is a very embarrassing name, but I never knew how embarrassing until one day I took Sex for a walk and he ran away from me. I spent hours looking for him. A police officer came along a...

I would like to publicly thank another LMA member, but i shall respect his anonymity, who after reading my post, spoke with a colleague who has friends living in the same area as my gentleman. The colleague will be contacting his friends to see what they can achieve. This response has humbled me, iv...

Gents, thanks for the replies. Mr Parry, thanks for the "official support" Vince, a copy of my post exists on RCU at this moment, and it is also going up on RCMF. Tomorrow my task is to copy in the designers that he is accredited to, informing them of the manner in which someone who repres...

Cornell Michaels Kit Cutting 2208 Minerva Westland Michigan 48186 http://www.kitcutter.com All of the following is my own opinion based on my personal experience. I have decided to name and shame this man as a charlatan, having paid for him to cut me a kit, paid in full, including postage cost from ...

This is great to see. New Zealand has quite a history with the Mossie and as ex RNZAF, i got a lot more involved than most. As a schoolkid i worked in a model shop and the owner had quite a few parts from a Mossie. One of my school teachers was ex RAF and "knew of a barn" where one was kep...

Hello Alex,

you could also go down the pre-built route. See the For Sale/ Wanted section and Robert Greenwoods ad for a Lanc for sale.
Just another direction thats possible.

Nick