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Using the following method, the required number of sheets of paper and number of cuts and tapings are reduced dramatically. Each sheet has its own cut marks as part of the drawing.
Each grouping of pages is named for the major component found on the pages that make up the paper template pages, but there are many other templates along with the named major component.
Before starting, create a folder on your computer, which could be named 'Simple Cub', to download the pdf files to. The Fuselage Grouping There are 6 printed sheets that make up the templates for the Fuselage grouping. Link to the Fuselage pdf file. Before printing, be sure that Actual size has been selected. Print the six pages. Assembling the pages Lay Fuse-Top-Right on the surface where the template sheets will be assembled. Sheet Fuse-Top-Right requires no trimming.
Hint: Use clear tape of tan masking tape to join the pages. Trim only the top edge of Fuse-Bottom-Right. Trim the top and right side of Fuse-Bottom-Middle. Trim the top and right side of Fuse-Bottom-Left.
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