KarlBormanAZ
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Has the question ever been asked about the reason for most if not all of the wing builds using foam board utilize the method of creasing and sharp angle bending the foam over the spar as opposed to the use of wing ribs?
Other than the obvious answer of simplicity and ease of build, I am at a loss. I guess, coming from the balsa world and EPO foam world where all things are rounded and beautiful, I was wondering if anyone uses wing ribs and molds the foam rather than sharp angle bends to form the airfoil?
Other than the obvious answer of simplicity and ease of build, I am at a loss. I guess, coming from the balsa world and EPO foam world where all things are rounded and beautiful, I was wondering if anyone uses wing ribs and molds the foam rather than sharp angle bends to form the airfoil?