LT-40 Build question
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LT-40 Build question
Hi! I'm in the process of building my first airplane, the SIG LT-40. I have both wings done and am in the process of joining them. I have been following Ken's LT-40 build thread as well as the manual, and have come up with a problem. I used Ken's Dihedral template for the LT-40, and thought I had cut it out correctly and used it correctly, but when I dry fit the wing halves, they don't exactly meet. I found if I place 5/16" of balsa stock under the dihedral tip gauge, it meets pretty close (within 1/16" ). I'm not sure what to do at this point. I have checked to make sure the spars are flush with the W-1 rib on both halves, and the leading and trailing edges don't extend beyond either. I don't see that I can sand that much off the facing sides without removing too much material to make them meet flush at the proper angle.
Ideas?
Thanks!
Michael Moe
Ideas?
Thanks!
Michael Moe