I am certain I can see the eyes rolling from here, but for that bend I used a hand seamer. For the firewall and seat pan, I went and had help on a brake - but not for this one.
Total of 9 people today at lunch - a special thank you to Larry Overstreet for making the trek from Milwaukee to visit and talk with us. Local builder events are a great way to meet new friends, exchange ideas and techniques, and hear how others share your joys and frustrations! Robbie Culver Sonex ...
Scott Excellent! You can't do much better than Mike helping! My 9 year old has sporadic interest and I refuse to push him into it - good to see your son involved. Keep going!! I did the same as you - tail, then wings - now plugging through the fuselage. blue skies Robbie Culver Sonex 1517 Chicagolan...
Saturday January 4th is best - we will meet for lunch at Pilot Pete's at the Schaumburg IL airport at 12 noon. For those who have not been there it is a high end burger joint with a varied menu - awesome aviation ambiance. It can be a little weird to find so get directions if you drive. http://pilot...
Sonex 1517 update - Lower firewall is drilled and clecoed in place. Upper and lower cross ties are in. Fuselage forward floor is also in. Splice plates are drilled and clecoed. Forward Z channel is in. Lots of good progress and I am on a two week Christmas break - looking forward to lots of family t...