I am just returning to the sport. Always agonized while building. (OCD)
After checking the wing connection as per instructions on my Big Stick 61 everything looked great in the seem. However ( epoxy has set up ) now that I check the wing it seems to be about 1/4 inch off plumb out at the leading edge tip. It obvious the wing is a done deal. Should I be overly concerned about this or just move on and install the horizontal stab perpendicular to the fuse? I could purchase another wing set, and would do so if I could figure out how to make sure problem wouldn't repeat. Any comments and suggestions. I am using this plane just to get me back into flying and really don't expect it to last all that long. Never built an ARF before always kits ( been out of this sport 28 years ). You could dry fit most everything in the kit and make sure of things being plumb or correct. With the ARF the surfaces they advise to sand to correct have the overlap of covering. So if you sand you create a new situation to correct. I guess I could use epoxy and cover these areas if need be. Am I being too compulsive?