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Palas del rotor de cola Juego de 2 palaslongitud = 130 mmancho = 35 mm13 gsimétricopara portacuchillas con portacuchillas de 5 mm (¡no para portacuchillas Vario!), 1 orificio, Ø 3 mmcompatible con NHP
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Reference: 11/53
Use this small ridge cutter to remove sharp burrs and edges from aluminium and plastics; e.g. remove sharp edges from an aluminium pipe.
Reference: 9/5
When handling tools it is in your own interests to read and observe the safety information and constantly to be aware of the possible hazards, before you have a really close encounter with a workpiece which, for whatever reason, flies off. Wear these protective goggles when grinding, turning and machining, and also when you are cutting off steel rod....
Reference: 9/11
This handy three-armed gripper acts as a finger-extension for placing screws and nuts in difficult, small and inaccessible places. Three-armed grippertotal length 115 mm
Reference: 107/0
This tiny tool is designed to help you screw pushrods into ball-links. It can either be used in the chuck of an electric drill, in the telescopic handle, or in a 5.5 mm socket. Ball-link driverwith telescopic handle 11/44
Reference: 11/80
A versatile bending tool for fuel tank pipes, dummy collective pitch sticks in the cockpit etc. The tool is useful for tubes or pushrods with a diameter of 3.0 and 3.2 mm
Reference: 107/2
This tiny tool is designed to help you screw pushrods into ball-links. It can either be used in the chuck of an electric drill, in the telescopic handle, or in a 5.5 mm socket. Ball-link driverfor 4 mm telescopic handle.
Reference: 11/44
Accessories for the fine-point screwdriver set Ord.No. 11/39 are also available separately.
Reference: 10/77
The primary use for abrasive sponges is for large-area sanding of wooden and GRP components, but they are also excellent for rubbing down filled surfaces when used wet. Abrasive sponges are also useful for fine-sanding of components with sharp edges and rounded surfaces.
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Our easy-to-use dies are made of top-quality HSS steel. The bevelled entry to the dies ensures that the thread always starts exactly "square" and cuts cleanly. Good thread-cutting oil is as important as the die itself, as it extends the useful life of the tool several times over.
Reference: 11/34
Rotor blades for large-scale model helicopters must be secured using screws of the appropriate size. Normally M4 bolts are employed, but here the usual size is M6. The T-handle of this M6 allen key provides plenty of torque, but you should only tighten the screws to the point where the blades can still align themselves at start-up.
Reference: 11/84
If you want to extract the flywheel and the split tapper collet from the motor you hold the flywheel with the assembly spanner while you turn in the extractor screw.
Reference: 29/11
Widia produced a tungsten carbide, derived from "like diamond - Wie Diamant (Ger)". The first Widia tools were available on the open market in 1923. They consisted at that time of approx. 94 % tungsten carbide and 6 % cobalt. Today's types contain additives that improve the hardness etc. The Widia disc cutter is ideal for cutting clean-edged openings in...
Reference: 11/60
The tubing cutter can handle aluminium, stainless steel and brass tubing up to 15 mm diameter. It can also be used to form a slight internal burr on tubing. For example if you use a tail rotor pushrod running in a PTFE sleeve in aluminium tubing, you can cut the aluminium to length at both ends with the tubing cutter, and the PTFE sleeve will not slip out.
Reference: 90/7
How do you fix anything to a wooden component using a metric machine screw? The answer is to fit a captive nut as follows: Drill a hole of the right size to accept the nut barrel, then drive the nut's projecting teeth into the wood using a hammer and fairly gentle force; the captive nut is correctly fitted when its disc rests squarely on the surface of...