Building the Zenith CH 750 Cruzer kit airplane: Part Two: Bottom Wing Skins
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2015
- Assembling the wing kit for the Zenith CH750 Cruzer kit airplane: Part Two: Positioning and clecoing the bottom skins. Drilling through pilot holes into wing spar.
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Note: This video is not instructional. It is strictly informational.
While most holes are supplied final hole size match drilled, some holes are pilot holes and need to be drilled to final hole size. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
This is a great teaching tool for anyone building this aircraft. Thank you for the great job.
Why is the wing nose skin placed under the bottom skin? Wouldn't you want to place it over the bottom skin so air flow wont tend to force through any small gap?
I would have thought the leading edge skin would be on top of the trailing skin?
That was my thought as well.
Great selling feature to have these videos...
I'm not an airplane builder, but I DID stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night...
Excelente estoy buscando varios equipos para fumigar .
I cannot really see here, but are the skins prefolded/formed when delivered?
Yes
no parts are glued for more strenght ?
No, we rely on rivets for structural integrity (and much easier to maintain if an assembly needs to be taken apart)
You have to drill??
What are the assembly table dimensions?
Basic recommended table size is 12-feet x 4-feet. Pretty much all sections of the entire aircraft can be built on the flat table.
Did you prep the parts/skin ? Deburred?
So the leading edge sheet metal goes under the other two sheet metal plates already in place? minute 3:31
I seen this too!........That was wrong the way they this, THAT leading edge sheet should have gone OVER the back skin.
WOW!
nice waves on the skin !!!!!!
*****
When measured the "waves" are nearly non-existent. The light reflection on the bare aluminum amplifies the tiniest wave...
If it's "pre-drilled" why are they drilling holes? Also, though it's interesting, a bit more commentary (either with subtitles) or voice over would be helpful!
The amateur-built regs require that the builder demonstrate the full range of skills, including some drilling.
He drilled new holes, but did anyone see him debure the (blind) back side of the hole? I was taught that's a 💯% WRONG!
geez I hate this aircraft, everything design on it is so stupid. definitely not the plane for me
and exactly what is your complaint?