Hi All -
I've got an issue that I'd like some thoughts on from more experienced builders. I recently finished all the lightening holes in my aileron spars. After I finished I noticed there is a bow lengthwise. At the worst part (in the center of each spar) it's just under 1/4" bowed up if laying flat on the table, flanges up. I imagine attaching the rib attach angles/nose ribs/trailing ribs, and most importantly the nose skin, will provide an opportunity to bring everything back into the straight plane but I'd like to fix it before moving forward. Has anyone encountered this before? Thoughts on fixing it?
I used the search function and noted one builder encounter this a while back, but no one responded to his question. (Hopefully he didn't give up and has a fix for me!)
Thanks everyone!
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I've got an issue that I'd like some thoughts on from more experienced builders. I recently finished all the lightening holes in my aileron spars. After I finished I noticed there is a bow lengthwise. At the worst part (in the center of each spar) it's just under 1/4" bowed up if laying flat on the table, flanges up. I imagine attaching the rib attach angles/nose ribs/trailing ribs, and most importantly the nose skin, will provide an opportunity to bring everything back into the straight plane but I'd like to fix it before moving forward. Has anyone encountered this before? Thoughts on fixing it?
I used the search function and noted one builder encounter this a while back, but no one responded to his question. (Hopefully he didn't give up and has a fix for me!)
Thanks everyone!
Picture mostly for attention.
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