Philip and Daisy helped me lift the left wing from the workbench and mount it in the jig. I created a couple of bracket extensions on the outboard ends of the spars to provide enough distance for the skins to extend beyond the ends of the spars without interfering with the posts for the jig. This worked out very well. I am just using a cinder block with some pieces of wood to support the center of the wing. I will replace this with a jack tomorrow when I square things up.
Bottom view of left wing mounted in jig
Top view of left wing mounted in jig
Mounting brackets - designed to prevent skins from hitting post
