I'm making a foamy electric pusher F-18 from plans by 3d Foamy. I have full size templates I downloaded and printed out to use when cutting fan fold foam. What's the best template material in terms of a workable compromise between workability, durability, accuracy and cost? I think PC board material would be overkill, it's only blue foam, even if I make three sets of spares, I think it's going to be used for all of an hour to make up all the components, but should the worst happen, I guess I would have them on file to pull out, but not often. Then there's the remote possibility friends might wanna use them too... pretty remote, as I have so few friends;-) I was thinking of using the rolled coiled metal flashing common in roof and gutter repair, or maybe just cheap balsa sheet (not contest grade or even any particular grain), with plumbers tape run around the edges or something? The wing is a flat plate, the fuse shapes are all pretty square, this "should" be a simple process...
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