Stick build fuse and surfaces

[Rcmaster199 at aol.com]

Along the same vein of building with sticks, I found a really nice, machined 
flat wood board being caried by my local Home Depot that I built into a wood 
fuse building surface. The board is constructed of hundreds of short planks 
of wood (1x2x6 to 12 inches), and is planed flat on both sides; it is 18x72" 
and is ideal for the 2 meter types. 

I then installed 2" aluminum angle all around, securing and preserving the 
flatness. The aluminum angle footers simply lay on top of my regular slate 
table

I also purcased 8 carpenter's aluminum triangles from the HD; these are the 
kind with the wide footer on one side, and have 7" sides. The footer was 
drilled at a couple places to allow screwing down. I used the ball driven 
servo screws for securing the triangles to the wood board. 

It turned out to be very effective method and more accurate than any other 
method I have used to date, while framing my Sport 300 racer

Matt Kebabjian
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