[Wing] Simultaneous Wing Building

[Al Cornyn]

Definitely build both at the same time iven if you have to move the kitchen
table. If you screw up both wings equally it will fly straight.  Mine does.

Al  RV-6 Flying  Installing UPS MX20
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tedd McHenry" <tedd at vansairforce.org>
To: "Western Canada Wing List" <wing at vansairforce.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 2:57 PM
Subject: [Wing] Simultaneous Wing Building


> I'm looking for opinions on building both wings simultaneously.  The idea
> appeals to me, as it seems to be a bit more efficient.  If nothing else,
it
> should save some redundant head-scratching time, which can be quite
> significant!  If I had unlimited space, I'm pretty sure I'd want to do it.
>
> However, I feel that I may not have enough space to do it comfortably.
I'm
> working in a two-room workshop.  The wing assembly room is 10' by 13'6".
> Nothing else needs to go in that room except the wing and jig, but at the
> moment it houses a few other things (tool cabinets, plans table, etc.).
So I
> could build side-by-side wing jigs with approximately 3.5 feet spacing
from
> wall to wing CL, and between wing CLs.  This seems a bit tight, to me.
(In
> case you're wondering, the door is in the center of one end wall, nearly a
> straight shot out to the other room once the wings are done.)
>
> Does anyone who's tried simultaneous wings have an opinion on whether the
space
> I have is adequate?
>
>
> Tedd McHenry
> Van's Air Force
> Western Canada Wing
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