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Cutting the winglet cores Feb 22, 2004
This is the right winglet. It's amazing to me how you
If you stand this up towards you, you can see the
can just barely get the winglets made from the scrap
undercamber is facing outboard.
left over. Someone did some very careful thinking.
I had to add a small scrap at the top of the winglet.
She did perfect!!
That line on the right is not a seam. It's only .1 deep.
Before cutting this, my dad had helped me with all the
hotwiring. He wasn't around at the time I finished sett-
ing this up so I wondered if I could trust my wife. I de-
cided to give her a try. I realized if she did screw up,
it would only be a result of me not giving her adequate
and correct instructions.
Gluing the seam together.
Gluing the seam.
Nothing special to report here. Everything was straight-forward. Oh, one thing. The root template LEFT RIGHT wording is REVERSED! The plans wording is correct, but the template note is incorrect. I read it and needless to say, didn't get what was going on at all, then realized there had to be a mistake. I checked the FAQ and sure enough, there it was. Whew, onward.