Projects To Be Completed
Phase 1:
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Draw & Render a 3d cad model of the aircraft
STATUS: Un-Complete
Turn the 3d model into a cam file for machining
STATUS: Un-Complete
Machine a full size foam plug of the aircraft
STATUS: Un-Complete
Make fiberglass bodies for the aircraft
STATUS: Un-Complete
Estimated Costs:
Having the 3d cad model drawn$4,500 USD For Labor Having the foam plug machined
$5,000 USD For Labor & Parts Making the first fiberglass shell
$3,000 USD For Materials
Notes:
All costs are merely estimates as to how much it would cost if we were to pay if we were buying the parts or services, Most of the design elements and parts in the aircraft are donated by our members of our team whom are working on the project. 80% of the cost of a project like this labor, so by everyone on the team contributing in their area of expertise we will pay no money for labor meaning the final products will be more affordable. If you would like to become part of the team by either donating the CAD & CAM files or would like to CNC Machine the foam plug please write to (design@cuaf.net)
All team members who have donated to the project will be granted access to the classified and restricted areas of this site as well as the ability to buy parts for the aircraft AT COST, as well as receive a few FREE PARTS as it seems pertinent for the further designing of the aircraft
Membership to the site and access to restricted areas without donating to the design of the aircraft and its Operating Systems is $1,000 which will be considered as your donation to the project.
Donations in any amount are welcome and much appreciated, all those $1, $5, and $10 donations add up and help us keep this project moving forward. Thanks for your support.
Specs:
Aircraft Length 10'
Target Weight 100Lbs (empty with no fuel)
Target Travel Distance 150 Miles
Related Info
The CAD files need to be drawn with landing gear up and no weapons as the CAD & CAM files will be used to make a foam plug to pull fiberglass body parts from.
Pictures
The pictures below were found on a website, they are a rough idea of what the CAD file should look like.
