A view from the tip end of the wing. The ribs have flat bottoms so rib alignment is easy.
The trailing edge has been notched to receive the ribs and the ribs are loosely on the spars.
A view from the tip end of the wing. The ribs have flat bottoms so rib
alignment is easy.
The trailing edge has been notched to
receive the ribs
and the ribs are loosely on
the spars.
Aligning
the
root
end of the spar. Dashed lines are now included on the plan to
indicate the spar end locations. The fixtures used are from Bob
Holman Plans, www.bhplans.com
Method of applying
thin CA. Small wire is twisted, leaving a small fork at the end.
CA is dipped from a small container. I
use an
upside down
medicine cup from TAP plastics, the CA rests in a small dimple.
One or two applications at
each joint is
usually enough.