what is the shortest piece you can plane
61441
I don't know. I wouldn't go less that 5 inches in length. Just because I don't want to get my fingers that close to the cutting head. JP
61442
I don't know, but common sense tells me you dont want to stick too short of piece in or your wife may be opening your ketchup bottles the rest of your life...
61443
According to the book that comes with.....Minimum length, 15 in. Minimum width, 3/4 in. Minimum thickness, 1/8 in. Maximum width, 12 1/2in. And maximum thickness, 6in. Hope this helps. It also says Do not perform planing on a work piece shorter than 15 in.
61444
I would limit the pieces to no shorter than 4 inches - anything shorter could risk catching in the blade assembly and causing damage and possible injury by itself. You could probably go shorter if you follow a short piece with longer piece that can be accessed from both sides to ensure the shorter piece is fully fed through the planer.
682634
This is a decent plane for someone that age who is patient. One suggestion is to consider a 1/32 size plane as the parts are a little larger and easier to assemble.
881058
The only planer that I know of that can cut all the way to the edge is Festool HL850. One can get it on Amazon as well, it is a much better planer, but the price is more than 4x of this Makita. I have both, and each of them is good for its own task.
1289460
Any where you don't mind it not flying. This plane is poorly designed, very difficult to control, and hard to get off the ground! It's really not worth it for anybody, unless you plan on just using it as a toy.
1488508
Oh sorry my answer was for smaller than 747 but I don't know about tiny planes
126387
2.5" wide, from 1/4" down to "paper thin". It has a little knob you twist to adjust the height of the plane in front of the blade, so it goes as thin as you want.
2172669
Try banana hobby or nitro planes. This is an old plane but they might have spare parts.
1769426
For short trips I would take only a few parts you only need one pair of handles and wrist attachments at a time the door attachment and a few of the bands. It won't take up much space.
99079
take the wheels off and land on the grass, you can get the plane down to very slow and it lands on grass greatI never used wheels. they are tiny and your takeoff/landing strip would have to be *very* smooth, like well done concrete, imoIt's a really fun plane
1606736
Yes, but it isn't to hard. I beat the heck out of this thing and trim it out every flight. It isn't as hard to trim out as my large Tri-copter
646025
The wing is one piece and slides in and attaches with 2 screws, after flying can disassemble and everything fits neatly back into the box for easy transportation. I keep the plane in my trunk at all times and am ready to fly in minutes. Great design and flies awesome, I have flown 100's of different models and really enjoy this plane. Would recommend to anyone, any skill level.
761286
I would say yes. Small plane blade would be narrow enough to be run long ways across the strop
1465619
Hello this plane REQUIRES: Radio: 3-channel with mini receiver Servos: Two ES-40 pico or micro size servo's
318661
Hi Charlie, please click on this link on regarding to the answer of your question. http://www.nbcnews.com/travel/tsa-scuttles-plan-allow-small-knives-planes-6C10212322 ... I hope this helps.
235164
Any of the individual die-cast planes will work. Side note. the plane that comes with the set is not die-cast and is all plastic.
1845245
I would guess the shortest one they make but... I'd advise you to find something to sit on for comparison that's comfortable to you and let that be your guide for deciding the stool you need.
405509
You should look for a lapto plan, but I not sure, I think there's one of the same planes that cover but not sure if was this or not