Brief Description: Right Wing Flipped to Work on Bottom Skin
I got a friend of mine (thanks Bill Mulvey) to come over today and help flip my right wing for work on the bottom skin. The clecoed top skin does an excellent job of holding things in place. It didn't take me very long to establish an upside-down 81-degree spar/plumb/level condition. Next I'll put the bottom skin on there and start lining things up. I've decided to go with lightweight polyethelene PEX water pipe as my internal wing conduit for the strobe wires. I like the idea of being able to service the wiring after the wing is closed up. I found some cheap, lightweight stuff at Home Depot that should work fine. I'll fabricate some small stand-offs, and run it through the front lightening hole.
