ページを印刷する31. You can now position your battery and reposition other components until the Nurf
balances on your pin.
32. Once you are happy with the balance of the Nurf you can mark the locations of the
components for reference during pocketing. You can now remove the tape and
components and begin the pocketing process.
NOTE: See flyingfoam.com for preferred pocketing schemes for various Nurf
configurations.
33. We recommend a snap blade knife and/or a rotary tool with small router bit to
complete the pocketing process.
34: Once you are happy with the fuselage pockets you can glue the two fuselage halves
together with 3M 77 or a light coat of 5-minute epoxy. DO NOT glue the vertical fin in
yet. It will be glued in place after the fuselage is covered.
NOTE: If using 3M 77 to join the two fuselage halves together make sure you protect the
pockets AND tail area from overspray.
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