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A Croses Criquet question:

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rtfm

rtfm

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Hi. The Croses Criquet Flea design used two substantial pillars to support the front wing, as opposed to triangulated supports, making for a very clean look. I'd like to explore this as a way to support my front wing also, so if anyone knows (or can provide educated guesses) how these pillars are constructed, I'd appreciate your help.
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