Lots of little bits to deburr:
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As usual, here's a time lapse (better camera position this time):
Total vertical stabilizer time: 13.8h
Total workshop time: ~22h
Vertical stabilizer coming together
Next instruction was to deburr the edges of all remaining parts in the VS, so I did that, then clecoed the parts together and drilled the common holes (had to use the long 12" #30 drill for the front sections). This is now starting to look like a proper vertical stabilizer:
Lots of little bits to deburr:
From my research (and mostly luck of finding that one piece of text), I also found that many builders dent their skins by not trimming the front corners of the VS skeleton parts, so I trimmed about 1/16" off with the saw (curving around the edges), then used the file to smooth it out.
As usual, here's a time lapse (better camera position this time):
Total vertical stabilizer time: 13.8h
Total workshop time: ~22h
Lots of little bits to deburr:
As usual, here's a time lapse (better camera position this time):
Total vertical stabilizer time: 13.8h
Total workshop time: ~22h
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