Plans Problems/Building Hints

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Re: Plans Problems/Building Hints

Postby sonex892. » Mon Nov 07, 2016 7:16 pm

dbdevkc wrote:Is that the wing attach angle(s) in the fuselage, or the attach plate on the inboard end of the rear spar?

Its the rear wing attach angles in the fuselage, the rear spar box and a few other associated gussets that are removed in the following photo
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Leaving the floor out at this point is optional.
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Re: Plans Problems/Building Hints

Postby ScottM-Sonex1629 » Mon Nov 07, 2016 7:57 pm

Jeff means the wing attach angles on the sides of the fuselage on either side of the spar tunnel. It's detailed in the wing drilling and mounting page of plans as well:
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Re: Plans Problems/Building Hints

Postby sonex1374 » Tue Nov 08, 2016 11:29 am

As mentioned by the others, I am referring to the large vertical angles attached to the forward fuselage sides. The plans detail the rear angle is to be left un-riveted (to allow for wing rigging), but they show the forward angle riveted in place very early in the construction of the forward fuselage. My comment is to also *not* rivet the forward angle. This simply gives you better access during wing rigging, and there's no real downside other than not being able to rivet the lower gusset until later (minor issue, for sure).

It's not a show-stopper, but might make the process a little earlier.

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