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Summary of Contents for Flodin Works Flodin Modelwork Saab 29 Tunnan
- Page 1 SAAB J29 TUNNAN MANUAL F L ODI N MO DEL W O RKS...
- Page 2 ABOUT THE J29 TUNNAN The Saab 29 Tunnan, colloquially Flygande tunnan or just Tunnan (English: ”The flying barrel”, ”The barrel”), is a Swedish fighter that was designed and manufactured by Saab in the late 1940s. It was the second turbo- jet-powered combat aircraft to be developed in Sweden, the first being the Saab 21R, and it was the first Western European fighter to be...
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Page 3: Center Of Gravity
ABOUT THE MODEL Wingspan 800mm Take off weight ≈800g Motor FMS 50mm EDF 4s Battery 4s 1500mAh Wing loading =75g/dm This model is designed for printing with LW-PLA from Colorfabb. The parts is made with spiral printing in mind as far as possible. There is a few parts that is made with a single wall and infill instead. -
Page 4: Printer Settings
PRINTER SETTINGS Printer setting Material LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA Clear PLA or PETG Quality Layer height 0,2mm 0,2mm 0,2mm 0,2mm 0,2mm Line width 0,4mm 0,4mm 0,4mm 0,4mm 0,4mm Walls Perimeters Vase/spiral-mode Top/bottom Top layers Bottom layers Infill Infill density Infill pattern —... -
Page 5: Assembling The Fuselage
1 FUSELAGE f8.3mf f7.3mf antenna.3mf hatch rear.3mf stopper.3mf canopy rear.3mf lock.3mf f6.3mf canopy front.3mf f5.3mf hatch front.3mf motor hatch back.3mf f4.3mf motor hatch front.3mf f3.3mf f2.3mf f1.3mf Part Material Printer setting LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA hatch front LW-PLA hatch rear LW-PLA... - Page 6 HATCH Start by cleaning the parts. Then cut away the floor in the front part of the hatch. See image below. Glue the parts hatch-front and hatch-rear together. CANOPY Cut away the bottom and the sides of the canopy. See image below. leave about 1mm frame around the edges where the canopy is glued together.
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Page 7: Motor Mount
MOTOR HATCH Start by glueing the motor hatch together. The motor hatch is hold in place by 2 small screws. Glue the small parts (lm1, lm3) to the fuselage. Drill out the holes to fit your screws. The screws threads must bite but it should also not be to hard to screw it in. - Page 8 aileron1.3mf aileron2.3mf W1.3mf W2.3mf W3.3mf 2 WINGS W4.3mf Part Material Printer setting LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA LW-PLA aileron1 LW-PLA Cut away. aileron2 LW-PLA wing servo cover Start with cleaning the parts. Get rid of all the oozed plastic at the foot of the print.
- Page 9 elevator-tip-right.3mf 3 HORIZONTAL STAB h-stab-tip-right.3mf elevator-right.3mf elevator-left.3mf h-stab-right.3mf elevator-tip-left.3mf h-stab-left.3mf h-stab-tip-right.3mf Part Material Printer setting h-stab-left LW-PLA As always... Clean the the parts. As with the wing you’ll ned to cutaway h-stab-right LW-PLA a small piece where the parts overlap before glueing. Dry fit the parts and trim til you have a snug fit before you glue.
- Page 10 5 ELECTRONICS Glue the elevator servo to the wall and floor of the hatch. I used velcro to secure the receiver and ESC. After you wheigh in the battery to find the CG, glue the battery holders in place and use a velcro strap to hold the battery in place.
- Page 11 7 TROLLEY Cut the DXF tiles in 3mm plywood or hardboard. Glue them together like on the photo. Print 4 wheelhubs and 4 tyres and mount them on the trolley with m5 bolts and nuts. Make sure the wheels spin freely and don’t forget to secure the nuts.