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Michaels Web Site
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Date: 3-9-2012
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Number of Hours: 1.75
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Manual Reference: D02
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Brief Description: Hook Angle (for canopy)
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As others have done, I am making my canopy latch double-height, so that one set of notches will close the canopy per plans, and the other set, below, can be used the prop the canopy open a couple of inches with the prop turning or not (think: taxi in summer time).
Photo #1 shows the original hook angle (canopy latch) below, and the new one (in progress) above. I used a full-scale paper pattern that I enlarged from the plans, and glued that onto the angle like I have for so many other parts.
Photo #2 is a close-up. See how I just copied the the original "hook" on a longer leg?
Photo #3 shows what happens when you don't pay attention. I started counter-sinking the wrong face of the angle. It's not a critical area (it receives the handle used to open and close the canopy) so I filled the counter-sunk side with JB Weld. Tomorrow I'll drill the holes back out and countersink the corret side of the holes.
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Per plans, below; modified, above
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Per plans, below; modified, above
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JB Weld in the holes accidentally countersunk
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