Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] hydroforming

hi capt. norm here , member of eaa chapter 225
hydroforming for the construction of one airplane
wing does not seem very economical.
i am sure there are faster ways of doing the same
job.

On Fri, 28 Jan 2000 20:36:23 -0500 "Tony Dickson" <antson@...>
writes:

> Hey folks,
> I was searching for some info on "hydroforming at home" on Google
> and lo and behold my favorite e-group had a small bit on it. I am
> making some leading edges for an airplane ( a real one ) with a
> tapered wing. I would like to do this by hydroforming if possible. I
> would be in three different sections and I thought I would tackle
> the hardest one first. The one I want to do is about 5' long, 8"
> thick on one end and 6"thick on the other and about 18" deep. Using
> .040 2024-T0, full soft.
> I am assuming that since there was a small thread on this subject
> that it will "not" be off subject. Any input would be greatly
> appreiciated!
>
> Tony
>
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