SCRATCH BUILDING AND COVERING A BALSA WOOD WING //ULTRA RC 

It is nice that you translate your ideas into action and this is solely creativity👍👍

You have some real nice weather! The weather by me is wet and cold!

awesome build mate i love the wing too

nice build, thanks for shairing, my question is why use methylated spirit with water, why not just water spry?

Awesome, balsa wood is a bit thick, but it breaks sort of easily, but it is very soft! It feels like foam, right? I used it at school

Pretty cool

Nice build bro 😎😎👌👌👌🤘🤘🤘

sweet...not many people build as they use to.....nor do I....lol

you got to do the spin test, I do this with every wing :) 5:33

If you're watching and want to download a glider plan - google - "carbon crimson glider rcgroups" - they have detailed plans / steps / photos. My latest thinking though is a hybrid hotwire foam wing approach + with carbon tube + Laminate foam wings cores with brown kraft paper / maybe balsa fuesalge would probably give best buck.

Good

What kind of paper did you use? Very nice plane.

hai...what kind of tissu paper you use?

Very nice video big thumbs up my friend XD

Looks fun!

Thank you so much, started looking into how to scratch build these things, but now my plan is a 2 meter wide wing span so this will be fun

Pretty cool stuff.

thanks for posting. good work. here are some things to consider. at 1:50, i KNEW things would go sideways, pretty soon. it appears that the design of the wing does Not include a (fuselage-spanning) center-section. next time, SPLURGE. invest in some PINS and WAX PAPER and a suitably-sized piece of Foamboard. build the wing ' UP ' by starting with the LOWer spar; Pinned in PLACE, on wax-paper, to a piece of foamboard. for precision of assembly, draw-up the rib layout (using a t-square, etc.); put the drawing Underneath a piece of wax-paper; on top of foamboard. ribs (and Most of the elongated bits) can be held in place, without damage, by using 3 pins, per rib. at 3:35, make Notches in the trailing edge piece, to receive the ends of the ribs, for a Better Join. at 3:47, just W R O N G. a wing Should Have a CONTIGUOUS leading edge component. one method is to make a 90-degree notch at the forward end of each rib, to receive (at an Angle) a Square/Rectangular piece. or see my tutorial. it appears that the wing has Zero dihedral. if so, and it is used as part of a rc model, the model will NOT turn, in response to rudder inputs. cheers googletranslate in linked drawing, the use of a Square, and Contiguous leading edge component is indicated www.laser-design-services.com/Ace%2020%25%20straight%20wing%20plan.JPG