Has anyone taken an M100 windscreen out intact? I'm planning on using a lump hammer to remove it but of course I'd prefer not to destroy anything and the screen is fine.
Cheers,
Phil
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by GeoffSmith » Sun 13.01.2008, 15:45
Didn't DaveT realise he could have removed the windscreen in one piece after using a sledgehammer?
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by surfboardfiller » Sun 13.01.2008, 18:06
geoffsmith wrote:Didn't DaveT realise he could have removed the windscreen in one piece after using a sledgehammer?
As I recall the windscreen already had a crack in it.
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by surfboardfiller » Sun 13.01.2008, 18:08
Specky wrote:Just a thought...
I wonder if you could cook it out...
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It might be a bit big for my oven.
I know they are bonded on but I don't know what with.
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by Specky » Sun 13.01.2008, 18:19
another thought..
You could use a heat gun and a stainless steel bond cutting wire...
The wires are about a tenner..
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You could use a heat gun and a stainless steel bond cutting wire...
The wires are about a tenner..
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by surfboardfiller » Sun 13.01.2008, 18:27
Specky wrote:another thought..
You could use a heat gun and a stainless steel bond cutting wire...
The wires are about a tenner..
TTFN
Heat the windscreen up with the gun and slice from the inside? You might be on to something there Mr Speck!
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by Specky » Sun 13.01.2008, 18:38
surferphil wrote:Specky wrote:another thought..
You could use a heat gun and a stainless steel bond cutting wire...
The wires are about a tenner..
TTFN
Heat the windscreen up with the gun and slice from the inside? You might be on to something there Mr Speck!
Get a few plastic scrappers/wedges to..
Next week we're replacing the two largest pieces of glass in aviation..
Double windscreen change..
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by surfboardfiller » Sun 13.01.2008, 18:53
Not a bell HT4, or is that a polymer, Merlin front glass? Hmmm composite aircraft.
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by WillB » Mon 14.01.2008, 20:38
Phil, if you need to borrow a high power heat gun let me know.
I've got a good De Walt one I use at work.
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