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Home Project News February 3, 2021 Project Log Empennage Horizontal Stabilizer Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Elevators Rudder II Wing Kit Wings Fuel Tanks Ailerons Flaps Fuselage Kit Bulkheads Aft Section Foreward Section Top Fuselage Cabin Finish Canopy Cowling Electrical Firewall Forward Fuel System Engine Baffles Misc Miscellaneous Fiberglass Assembly Panel Finishing Up! FAQ Project Notes Project Summary Guestbook Other Stuff | Mounted the rear spar in the jig and started building up the HS skeleton. Finished drilling all the parts of the HS skeleton, un-clecoed the skeleton and started deburring all the parts in preparation for priming.
Finished deburring, cleaning and treating all the HS skeleton parts. Primed all the HS skeleton parts Started assembling the HS skeleton Finished the HS skeleton and drilled and clecoed the skins to the skeleton.
Deburring, dimpling HS skeleton and skins. Built a make-shift table for the C-frame tool, finished dimpling the skins. Sanded cleaned and treated the HS skins. Primed the HS skins. Started riveting the skins to the skeleton. Drilled out the pilot holes on the rear spar of the Vertical Stabilizer.
Finished riveting the skins on the HS skeleton. The horizontal stabilizer is finished
Deburred the ribs and front spar of the VS. Stored away the Horizontal Stabilizer an sanded all of the Vertical Stab parts that need to be primed. Cleaned and treated all of the Vertical Stabilizer parts. Primed all the Vertical Stabilizer parts Riveted the VS Rear Spar together and prepared the jig so I could mount the spar.
Riveted the ribs onto the rear spar. Mounted the rear spar in the jig. Riveted on the forward spar and the root tip rib. Drilled and clecoed the VS skin.
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