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| Shiny countersunk holes |
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| Deburred skin holes |
Timelapse as usual:
On the workshop, we added locking casters to the second workbench and attached the dimpler and rivet squeezer to it:
Total vertical stabilizer time: 25.7h
Total workshop time: ~24.0h
Vertical stabilizer ready for priming/riveting
Match-drilled all the remaining vertical stabilizer holes, then deburred all of them (that's a lot of deburring) and countersunk the rear spar flange skin holes.
With this, the next step step is priming the parts before dimpling and riveting them. I'll make a separate post about primer (wars), but in summary I don't have any primer to do it right now, so the vertical stabilizer construction is halted until I do.
Timelapse as usual:
On the workshop, we added locking casters to the second workbench and attached the dimpler and rivet squeezer to it:
Total vertical stabilizer time: 25.7h
Total workshop time: ~24.0h
Timelapse as usual:
On the workshop, we added locking casters to the second workbench and attached the dimpler and rivet squeezer to it:
Total vertical stabilizer time: 25.7h
Total workshop time: ~24.0h
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