| Image Comments |
| sweetwillie | 29-Apr-08 09:00 |
| I've cut a hole in the fuselage to install the left wing correctly. Now, how do I line up the right wing with it? |
| moostang51 | 29-Apr-08 16:23 |
| I would place the fuse on a level surface and check with a small square to make sure the vertical center is perpendicular. Then with dividers or equivalent measuring device transfer the locations from the left cutout to the right. If you could transfer the leading and trailing edge points, Bingo... stencil, then cutout. Use the same fuse set-up prior to gluing for dihedral check. Hope this helps. |
| John M Oshust | 29-Apr-08 17:07 |
| Before attaching the wing I would have set the fuse perpendicular to the horizontal. Placed two dowels thru the fuse. Dry fitted the wings on the dowels determining dihedral. The jigged the wings to support the wings. When all set glue the wings as a pair, resting on supports. |
| JohnG. | 29-Apr-08 18:24 |
| Have you considered the old Polish saying, "When all else fails READ the instructions"? Then, if you can not understand the instructions email Tech Support at the company. Been there and done that myself with EasyBuilt. |
| sweetwillie | 29-Apr-08 18:35 |
| Well, the instructions don't deal with it. Just like they don't deal with how to construct the tops of the nacelles, they've got one drawing but it's not very clear as to what you do. |
| John M Oshust | 29-Apr-08 19:17 |
| SW...Moos and I said basically the same thing differently....except for my dowels thru the fuse into each wing! |
