Thanks Duke, Stik, Bruce, Torben and John !
speedgraflex wrote:
Ahem... I was wondering if you considered clipping the ends of the other buckle and gluing the correct one “in situ” as the pros call it... and have you tried “Gator Grip” yet? Thomas Mayer suggested and showcased its use in his Junkers build. I personally use Canopy Glue. I have used Canopy Glue in places where the “sun don’t shine” such as white metal gear struts (actually has a slight give and take like a tiny shock absorber). A careful set of supports (the jig Torben built for his Anton! Have you seen it? You would like it.) works wonders with slow setting glue.
Yes, that went also in my mind as an alternative to just clip it off. But, I did not want to take the risk, I was sort of "concerned" (read: afraid) that it would turn out to a mess.. Lessons learned anyhow for the "next build" ! :-)
Regarding Gator Grip, have not tried it all. None of "my" LHS sell Gator Grip, wonder if Thomas ordered it overseas ? Curious, along with Mr Cement S to tried it out! I love glues! :-)
mostrich wrote:Thank you again for providing us with this great wip, Kari!
Today I have only two things to add:
1. I love this picture, because it lets this belt-affair look like it is.
:-)
jkim wrote:Ah I see you are from the two-tweezer school of seatbelt assembly. I am from the lesser evolved one-tweezer and two fat fingers academy. Your belts look great, Kari!
Hahhah and thanks John! :-)
- Kari
