G'day Dave and John, thanks heaps for this idea. My dad spent yesterday making one for his garage. He has already stored his HSD T-33 Turbine (in its original foam box together with the wings) and CARF radial Corsair on it, as well as some of his foamies. He's even going to make a smaller fixed one for the rest of his models. Now he wants to help me make one, which would be handy. As Dave showed, very strong construction and a perfect solution for a mobile, stable storage rack. Cheers lads, Mike from Australia.
Those are nice. I made mine similar about 15 years ago for 48'' to 58'' planes. Now I just have GS planes and 74'' to 78'' electrics. Gave the racks to friends.
Great stuff here fellas! Boy do I love that color scheme of that extra Jim Bourke! They sold all that were on the container before the container even arrived. 😥 Maybe they'll have more on the next container.
Hello I'd like to make a correction I didn't remember I had upgraded the wheels the casters , these casters are 1.25" inchs Or one in a quarter inches in diameter rated for 25 pounds each.
Eloquent design!! One question: for the stationary assembly on the wall, what is the advantage of first attaching the wood rather than attaching the brackets directly to the wall?
Hello, there are several reasons why I ranther mount them on wood. I rather make less holes on the wall. The wood goes on the wall with 3 anchors. The rails have about 8. It depends how big they are. The walls are not always straight they have bellies Sometimes, if you have wood behind the rails it's easier to level it out In my opinion, if you are doing it in concrete you rather just drill 3 holes than more. I would assume plus the concrete block is not always perfect( Concrete blocks not lined up) So the wood provides a flat surface. But they can definitely be mounted straight on the wall. Whether it's concrete or drywall, the wood behind it provides more flexibility and less repairs at the time of removing them. I hope this helped have a good one.🙂
I've just made something like that from 8 mm beech wood rods and pine bars (think it's close to 1" by 2"), but just for the wings. It can handle lots of them. The fuselages all got a "clown nose" for the spinner, 3D printed from TPU, to stand on while leaning on the wall 😁 The only problematic planes are the EDF foam jets. They don't really match anywhere, short wings and wide fuselages.
There are the supported Radiolink Protocols: github.com/pascallanger/DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module/blob/master/Protocols_Details.md#RadioLink---74 You follow the Radiolink process to put the Rx into bind mode, and on the Tx hit the bind button. It's pretty much the same for everything.
Hello how are you to answer your question . the Rack on the wall the airplane on the top is a 2 m vanquish pattern Plane from extreme flight, the 2nd one from the top down Is a 62" acuity from AJ aircraft The ,3rd one the black 1 is a 73" S back 342 I don't really know who makes that 1, the last 1 on the bottom is a crusader from hobby king which is actually an ugly stick with a different name and the 1 on the Mobile rack is a 60" extra 300 EXP V-2 from extreme flight .If you got any more questions ask away have a good one. Oh I just realized there's one more plane down at the bottom on the wall Rack, that is a alpha 450 Trainer I think that was from E flight.
@@RCVideoReviews i have a friend that has the same looking hand on both sides and he is an over the road truck driver and rides motorcycles like nobodys bissiness
Hello how are you . Give me some time, let me work through the logistics of it and figure out a way of making them quicker and cheaper .and I will let you know. give me a week or so I will do my best to try to make kits for sale. So if you know of other people that are interested, that would make it easier because the more I can make the cheaper I can make them .they still won't be cheap cause this is a custom, handmade product But I'll do my best, Have a good one.
I like it. It's more versatile than pvc and definitely stronger.
Nice looking design Dave, perfect for planes, great thought.
Thank you very much ,I'm glad you liked it I hope you and others Can get some use out The idea🙂
G'day Dave and John, thanks heaps for this idea. My dad spent yesterday making one for his garage. He has already stored his HSD T-33 Turbine (in its original foam box together with the wings) and CARF radial Corsair on it, as well as some of his foamies. He's even going to make a smaller fixed one for the rest of his models. Now he wants to help me make one, which would be handy. As Dave showed, very strong construction and a perfect solution for a mobile, stable storage rack. Cheers lads, Mike from Australia.
That's great! Glad the design helped you and your dad. Thanks for sharing.
experience and great attention to detail makes very good output
Yes you are correct it pays off thank you very much 🙂
I Have been doing this for years . Great idea for the mobile rack. Thank you !
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Nice design isn't it? So simple, sturdy, and functional.
Those are nice. I made mine similar about 15 years ago for 48'' to 58'' planes. Now I just have GS planes and 74'' to 78'' electrics. Gave the racks to friends.
From the bottom: 85", 78", 73" 60". They're holding up very well too.
Great stuff here fellas! Boy do I love that color scheme of that extra Jim Bourke! They sold all that were on the container before the container even arrived. 😥
Maybe they'll have more on the next container.
Hello I'd like to make a correction I didn't remember I had upgraded the wheels the casters , these casters are 1.25" inchs Or one in a quarter inches in diameter rated for 25 pounds each.
Thanks Dave.
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Eloquent design!! One question: for the stationary assembly on the wall, what is the advantage of first attaching the wood rather than attaching the brackets directly to the wall?
I'll ask Dave to respond.
Hello, there are several reasons why I ranther mount them on wood. I rather make less holes on the wall. The wood goes on the wall with 3 anchors. The rails have about 8. It depends how big they are. The walls are not always straight they have bellies Sometimes, if you have wood behind the rails it's easier to level it out In my opinion, if you are doing it in concrete you rather just drill 3 holes than more. I would assume plus the concrete block is not always perfect( Concrete blocks not lined up) So the wood provides a flat surface. But they can definitely be mounted straight on the wall. Whether it's concrete or drywall, the wood behind it provides more flexibility and less repairs at the time of removing them. I hope this helped have a good one.🙂
I already started using the wood backing. Much neater design. Tx for the tips and the mobile rack will be next!
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I've just made something like that from 8 mm beech wood rods and pine bars (think it's close to 1" by 2"), but just for the wings. It can handle lots of them.
The fuselages all got a "clown nose" for the spinner, 3D printed from TPU, to stand on while leaning on the wall 😁
The only problematic planes are the EDF foam jets. They don't really match anywhere, short wings and wide fuselages.
I'm keeping one of my small PVC racks for those pesky jets.
This won’t help getting out of the addiction. 😆
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doing this for years, I put plane on side with wheels facing wall. Rudder sticks out less in to room than the elevator does if placed right side up.
It's a good system. Compact but not cumbersome.
Hi ,do you think you could show me how to bind any radiolink rx to the tx16s ,I'm new with this tx and I have no idea how to bind it😒😒
There are the supported Radiolink Protocols: github.com/pascallanger/DIY-Multiprotocol-TX-Module/blob/master/Protocols_Details.md#RadioLink---74
You follow the Radiolink process to put the Rx into bind mode, and on the Tx hit the bind button. It's pretty much the same for everything.
Can you tell me the four planes (3 on the wall rack and 1 on the mobile rack) that are pictured in this video, please? - Thank you
Hello how are you to answer your question . the Rack on the wall the airplane on the top is a 2 m vanquish pattern Plane from extreme flight, the 2nd one from the top down Is a 62" acuity from AJ aircraft The ,3rd one the black 1 is a 73" S back 342 I don't really know who makes that 1, the last 1 on the bottom is a crusader from hobby king which is actually an ugly stick with a different name and the 1 on the Mobile rack is a 60" extra 300 EXP V-2 from extreme flight .If you got any more questions ask away have a good one. Oh I just realized there's one more plane down at the bottom on the wall Rack, that is a alpha 450 Trainer I think that was from E flight.
@@davidpaker626 Thank you Dave. I love your videos and I am a subscriber 🙂
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Where can we get the plans for the mobile rack?
The cut sheet and drawing are both in the video....
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ok im gonna say it is it posible that fella lost a few fingers prop starting nitro gas planes at any point in his hobby history?
Nope, he was born like that.
@@RCVideoReviews i have a friend that has the same looking hand on both sides and he is an over the road truck driver and rides motorcycles like nobodys bissiness
Can he build me one and ship it?
I suppose if you're willing to pay, he might consider it...?
Hello how are you . Give me some time, let me work through the logistics of it and figure out a way of making them quicker and cheaper .and I will let you know. give me a week or so I will do my best to try to make kits for sale. So if you know of other people that are interested, that would make it easier because the more I can make the cheaper I can make them .they still won't be cheap cause this is a custom, handmade product But I'll do my best, Have a good one.