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Chapter 13

Photos of Jack Wilhelmson's noselift                    Gear doors

Wheel well                                                     Carving the top

Pitot tube                                                      Carving the top 2

Carving the bottom                                         Canard Cover

Nose Doors

I opted for aluminum hardpoints over the multi-layered glass

Here is my actuator cover. It is held in place with 6 screws. I am real happy with the way this turned out.



This is a great way to level things. I got 4 of these at harbor freight tools and welded larger bases to them. They come in really handy.



Still have to carve the foam down to the line.


Floxing MKNG16 to the strut.


I made sure my pedals swing nice and easy before mounting the cylinders.

Well, I decided to creep up on this because it's hard to tell where the template will lay because you're supposed to line the template up with the MKNG6 pivot.--but the pivot is down low, and the template would have to curve. So I bolted the pivot in place and brought it down, traced, cut brought it down, traced, cut. Perfect. I am not going with the gear doors and I'm glad I talked myself out of it. One less thing to worry about.

Email  --  Jay Hegemann