Brief Description: Layout New Wheel Fairing Mounting Plates.
Original plates were slightly rotated off level for bottom edge of the plates, so rather than cut/file the bottom edges of the plates to be flush with bottom edges of the wheel fairings, I decided to cut custom plates that had the outer edges and the four nutplates on the plates rotated back to level, with the axle and brake fitting cutouts remaining where they were to fit to the brakes properly.
This prevented there from being any plate edges sticking out below one side of the wheel fairing bottom edge, as well as ensured the four mounting screws going into the nutplates in the four corners remained square and level on the side of the wheel fairings. Much more visually pleasing.
I also added an "L" and a "R" to each plate for easy identification of the wheel side when the plates/brakes are removed for service.
Layout for toolpath calculations for new wheel fairing mounting plates.
