until I found the picture, but with no mention in the manual, I'm grateful
for the advice. I may end up with the triangle Fus-25 outside of the
rectangle Fus-26.
Oh, yeah, and I've done those O mods you mentioned, thanks. I shoulda said
Fus-70. I've made my own .025 Fus-70 pieces btw. Not hard to do.
-Ben
Hi Ben !
Not sure it really matters ..... certainly looks OK
this way, and can't remember EVER seeing one OVER
the FUS-26 -- but I'm no expert.
The pic reminded me, though, that one Ontario mod
is to increase FUS-26 to .032 or .040, and add a vertical
channel or 2 behind it - or pieces of stringer..
Also, if you have a choice, it would be better to use
FUS-70's (.025) for ALL of the 8 corner wraps ....
might save some grief later.
--
......bobp
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On Friday 08 August 2008 02:26, bransom@dcsol.com wrote:I'm trying to figure out what the correct (best?) overlap is on the
tapered corner wrap with Fuse-26 and Fus-25 below the door sill area.
Here's a photo from the Rebel CD to make my question easier to understand.
<a
href="http://mae.ucdavis.edu/ransom/Murphy/20 ... /mae.ucdav
is.edu/ransom/Murphy/2008/fuse.jpg</a>
In this the tapered corner wrap is underneath, then the triangle Fus-25,
then the rectangle Fus-26 is outermost. Is this the best way, or have
some found a better layering order?
Thanks,
-Ben/ 496R
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