Is there enough clearance to slide a knife blade between the spar and socket
? If you sight down the pin hole when you do it you might just be able to se
e what the problem is an maybe even cut through it!
Alan
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> On 22 Sep 2013, at 19:54, Andrew Sarangan <asarangan@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I am hoping someone will have a great idea to solve this problem. I just f
inished gluing the spar sockets, but I am unable to withdraw the port spar o
ut of the starboard socket. I was able to get the bolts out quite easily. It
also doesn't look like the spar got glued to anything, because I am able to
rotate the spar, and wiggle it just but it won't slide out of the socket. W
hat I suspect is that some flox might have oozed into the inside face of the
socket which and might be preventing the bushing from sliding out. I grease
d everything, but did not grease the inside faces of the sockets. If all fa
ils I was going to cut the outer face of the socket to extract the spar. Per
haps I could reglue that face back in place. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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