Glen Hodgkinson
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M Level 3 P8 Project (Day 2)
M Level 3 P8 Project (Day 2)
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Відео

M Level 3 P8 Project (Day 1)
Переглядів 3364 роки тому
This video covers the pre-preg repair of a sandwich composite part. This is part of the BCIT M aviation program .
M Level 3 P7 Day 2
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STEP 2 in the P7 Construction Project. We add a foam core to our lid and build a U-Channel for installation in the P6 Tool box. We get the opportunity to use a Hot Wire for cutting the foam and carry out 2 wet layups for the build.
M Level 3 P7 Day 1
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Composite construction of a lid for a tool box built as part of the M Level 3 program. We work with fiberglass and carbon fiber to produce a composite product which is formed over a mold.
Bending Aircraft Metal 101
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This video takes you through the basic theory of bending a piece of Aircraft Aluminum over ninety degrees. This presentation is a "Digital Project" in the PID 3240 program, at Vancouver Community College.
Sea Shell Under Spinnaker
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On our way to the 2010 MYCBC Blaine Regatta, and first time with our 1992 MacGregor 26S sailboat under full Spinnaker.

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @mikejustice1196
    @mikejustice1196 Місяць тому

    To much gibberish with crayons

  • @ThePoisonRay
    @ThePoisonRay Місяць тому

    This is a great video! thanks so much for the in depth info.

  • @aminnikmehr4738
    @aminnikmehr4738 3 місяці тому

    I love this video God bless you ❤

  • @michaeljohn8905
    @michaeljohn8905 4 місяці тому

    Thank you for this video ! Gonna watch it again and again thank you very much for posting !

  • @marcredgate7288
    @marcredgate7288 Рік тому

    You’ve mentioned grain a few times but not how to bend in relationship to the grain, ie across or with.

  • @Volfas
    @Volfas Рік тому

    Thanks! I haven't done this in 4 years, and just got hired lol.

  • @FISHH00KS
    @FISHH00KS 2 роки тому

    Your information on the sight line is simply wrong.

  • @howardmatthews2455
    @howardmatthews2455 2 роки тому

    Well taught

  • @tonyw.9132
    @tonyw.9132 3 роки тому

    This is a great well presented presentation on the subject of sheet metal bending.

  • @lonebulbasaur1502
    @lonebulbasaur1502 3 роки тому

    God bless you for this information, my instructor isn’t good at teaching. He gets mad too whenever asked a question...

  • @sudeep_sapkota
    @sudeep_sapkota 3 роки тому

    finally found clean concept

  • @bdog3869
    @bdog3869 4 роки тому

    Thanks for the simple explanation. Very easy to follow.

  • @airaero5473
    @airaero5473 4 роки тому

    4:59 don't you mean 5.835? That's what it says on the diagram

  • @us_kim
    @us_kim 5 років тому

    Can I get your heart Mr. H?

  • @elysha1980
    @elysha1980 5 років тому

    Thank you very much for such amazing information you have shared, it is really helpful... I'm waiting for more video :)

  • @Kondratko
    @Kondratko 5 років тому

    why isn't the bend allowance and your sight line distance not the same thing??

  • @rogers.jr.4997
    @rogers.jr.4997 5 років тому

    great video. Really simplified the bending layout calculations for me. But what i cant find anywhere is how do you or how do you determine which side to measure the sight line from or is it just which side do you prefer

  • @RyanANewman
    @RyanANewman 6 років тому

    This really helped a lot studying for my practical. Thanks!

  • @watchingyourback100
    @watchingyourback100 6 років тому

    this way of explaining was better than my training we kept asking what is set back and the instructor at that time could not explain in a way that we as a student understood and he would call the class hackers which we replied with we are as good as our instructor so if we are hackers our instructor is a better hacker because he trained us

    • @commentatron
      @commentatron 5 років тому

      Here, I'll fix it for you: "thiswayofexplainingwasbetterthanmytrainingwekeptaskingwhatissetbackandtheinstructoratthattimecouldnotexplaininawaythatweasastudentunderstoodandhewouldcalltheclasshackerswhichwerepliedwithweareasgoodasourinstructorsoifwearehackersourinstructorisabetterhackerbecausehetrainedus"

  • @michaelegan6092
    @michaelegan6092 6 років тому

    Sorry but I think you ought to get out of teaching and see a shrink.Absolute rubbish.

  • @jcook8191
    @jcook8191 6 років тому

    Best vid I’ve seen for this! Thansk

  • @ronbarton2276
    @ronbarton2276 6 років тому

    you need to have it annealed first or buy it in {O} condition in order to bend it.

  • @ronbarton2276
    @ronbarton2276 6 років тому

    you cant bend heat treated aluminum it will crack

  • @robbie4213
    @robbie4213 7 років тому

    You never bent a piece of metal in your life lol

  • @alexanderpedrozo8027
    @alexanderpedrozo8027 7 років тому

    Nice video very helpful and easy to understand

  • @Highjack31
    @Highjack31 7 років тому

    Who else is trying to understand this bull for Paul C class?

  • @TheSEWARZ
    @TheSEWARZ 7 років тому

    I was hoping you would have posted more. Trying to prepare for my practical and its frustrating when you can't actually practice any of the hands on stuff.

  • @philipbarker7672
    @philipbarker7672 7 років тому

    Please America, start using the metric system. It's way easier.

  • @markpaul7887
    @markpaul7887 7 років тому

    Very helpful! Prepared for tomorrow

  • @kenwilson8024
    @kenwilson8024 7 років тому

    Thank you! this explanation really simplified what I could not understand in the class. I have to start a four sided box tomorrow out of one sheet of metal. Will I have to take each total from the Developed Length calculation and multiply by 4 to have enough material for all four sides??????? Thanks for any help you can provide

  • @mikej7476
    @mikej7476 7 років тому

    I hope you are not a sheet metal instructor cause you made that shit 100 times harder than it is and gave a lot on unnecessary bullshit!!! Please stop!

  • @ddaverowee
    @ddaverowee 8 років тому

    Thank you for this video it helped me alot :)

  • @djfoxalaska
    @djfoxalaska 8 років тому

    very helpful and well done,

  • @PDZ1122
    @PDZ1122 8 років тому

    After thirty years of messing with aircraft, I have yet to come across a real world problem that required me to figure out bend allowance and set back. Bend the thing, then trim it! I think it was invented by the FAA just to be obnoxious.

    • @MadDeuceJuice
      @MadDeuceJuice 3 роки тому

      After thirty years you probably wasted several metric tonnes of metal with your technique

    • @PDZ1122
      @PDZ1122 3 роки тому

      @@MadDeuceJuice Several cubic inches, yes. The upside is perfectly fitting parts.

    • @michaeljohn8905
      @michaeljohn8905 5 місяців тому

      @@MadDeuceJuice everyone’s a CRITIC 🙄 😂JK You’re prolly correct though. As a pilot I need parameters and the same is true being a mechanic. I’d rather know how than not to know how. Also I’m a 4 year A&P apprentice who just got his 8610-2 and I need to know for my test. THANKS FOR POSTING THIS ! Liked and subbed !

  • @Soulstealer050
    @Soulstealer050 9 років тому

    Thank you for this video. It helped me a lot. :)

  • @gbreconjumper
    @gbreconjumper 9 років тому

    thank you i have my aircraft sheet metal test this morning. please explain the K factor in your next class

  • @billcraigcentury21
    @billcraigcentury21 9 років тому

    Easier to follow than the AC65-15A. thanks

  • @fabster6667
    @fabster6667 9 років тому

    titays

  • @hodge3007
    @hodge3007 12 років тому

    Love the video and that must be a very fast Classic. I bet you beat many M and X's in your time! Nice looking Spinnaker!