Worked on Ailerons
My Dynon autopilot roll servo showed up today. I'm not going to install it just yet because I'm waiting on an order from B&C for some d-sub 9 connectors so I can fabricate a connector for this at the servo.
I countersunk the galvanized pipe used as the aileron counterweight.
To form the dimples in the skin, I mounted the 1/8" male die on a special bucking bar I bought. Using the galvanized pipe as the female die, I hammered this into the holes in the skin.
...resulting in dimples in the leading edge for the CS4-4 blind rivets.
I countersunk the galvanized pipe used as the aileron counterweight.
To form the dimples in the skin, I mounted the 1/8" male die on a special bucking bar I bought. Using the galvanized pipe as the female die, I hammered this into the holes in the skin.
...resulting in dimples in the leading edge for the CS4-4 blind rivets.
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