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postdateiconTuesday, 11 September 2007 12:28 | postauthoriconWritten by Administrator | PDF | Print | E-mail

The Flaps and ailerons are built in one piece per side in order to make setting the wash-out on each a whole lot easier. I've elected to taper the spar to fit the rib contour before gluing the ribs on. I hope this will make the float sanding go a whole lot easier than on previous constructions.


The ribs are cut from 8mm Spruce on a bandsaw ( which I had been putting off buying but finally had to ) then sanded. The construction is carried out with the hinges fitted the to the spar.

Starting a flap/aileron

 

Just starting to fit the trailing edge ribs to the spar. Each spacer under the rib is a different thickness to achieve wash-out.

Framework completed


Basic frame construction complete ready for float sanding. My pre-shaping of the spar is now paying off.

Starting to skin

 

The completed Aileron/flap The completed assembly..

 

I've now finished both sides and I'm now onto the wings !!

 

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