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1/8th inch wheel collars

By Darcy July 12, 2011 Drawbot, Materials No Comments
1/8th inch wheel collars

These will help with mounting things on small stepper motor shafts. I will eventually make stuff like this or buy it local. Actually I got it at a better price…

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Nikon P7000 working out

By Darcy May 25, 2011 Film-Photo No Comments
Nikon P7000 working out

I was doing some Squirrel model planes yesterday. In the past it has been very difficult to get pictures of these sorts of events. The new camera has proven to…

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Come to pub tonight!

By Darcy May 17, 2011 Aviation, Community, Events No Comments
Come to pub tonight!

We’re making planes! Its free and it’s fun! Please RSVP to darcy@siteware.com. Blog this! Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on FriendFeed Share on Linkedin Share via MySpace Share…

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Model airplane experiments

By Darcy May 16, 2011 Aviation 1 Comment
Model airplane experiments

I made 30 model planes out of foam. This is the stuff of egg cartons and meat packaging. Pound for pound, this stuff is as strong as steel. Well that…

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Interlocking parts on model plane

By Darcy May 1, 2011 Aviation No Comments
Interlocking parts on model plane

Yesterday I made up some Squirrel kits with interlocking parts. I bagged up some prototypes so I could bring them along with my meetings for the day. I was able…

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The Inventor

By Darcy April 27, 2011 Community, Film-Photo 1 Comment

Documentary by Abby Vara and friends. This was a lot of fun to shoot. Met lots of new friends. We’ll be doing a Squirrel building party this summer for sure!…

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Motor Challenge

By Darcy April 13, 2011 Aviation, Challenge No Comments
Motor Challenge

Here’s a challenge. Rubber power airplanes us a special elastic band. The stuff at the business store is only 50-60 percent rubber. It works well and isn’t too expensive. Does…

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Circle Plane (Origami airplane)

By Darcy December 14, 2010 Aviation 4 Comments
Circle Plane (Origami airplane)

As many of you may know the Squirrel model airplane project has been a great success but it’s still a model airplane which requires some skill. It has made model…

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