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Fredrick Eugene Lawshe
- Covington, LA
- United States
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- ZODIAC CH 601
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- Ap/iA approx 15,000 hours
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- 2r7
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Have cut the canopy for an RV-7. What we did is use multiple layers of masking tape each side of the cut, then use many passes with a thin zip cut disc on a die grinder.Just make a mark at first then with the next pass take off a little more. continue deepening the cut until the pieces separate. ensure the pieces either side of the cut are well supported so you don't have any induced stress.