The subpanel plate has an angle stiffener that is riveted to it and then is screwed to the frame stiffener angle using #8 screws into nutplates that are riveted to the frame stiffener angle. Today, I cut the angle to the proper length and matchdrilled it to the subpanel. The subpanel had to be machine countersunk to accept the flush rivets. Riveting went quickly with the pneumatic squeezer. Not a difficult task just time consuming as always. I'll get to the frame stiffener this weekend. It will have many holes with nutplates and a bunch of countersinking to do.
We'll take a couple of days off to visit with family coming from Denver and meeting them in San Antonio on the Riverwalk. Just happens to be Charlotte's birthday so we will celebrate! A perfect time of the year to enjoy the cool spring weather.
The stiffener angle riveted to the subpanel plate.
