January 21, 2012 - Sonex 1504 - Forming Aft Wing Ribs
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Very nice. I’m scratch building a wag aero wagabond and the aluminum aileron has been a lot of learning but also a lot of fun. I’ve been forming all the ribs and bulkheads with a 20 Tom press. Working with the aluminum has me thinking about forming the wing ribs from aluminum instead of spruce.
Thanks for the video, cheers.
That sounds like a fun project! I wish you the best of luck, and good tailwinds!
Very nice work !! ... WELL DONE ...
I've never found it necessary to make flutes that deep and wide. In use narrow jaw fluting pliers that leave only a small indentation and seem to work well.
Great job
No stress risers there.
Well done!
Hammer time is always cool!
thank you for the subtitles, so no translation possible but this accompaniment by a particularly unbearable noise
If you had undercut your form block slightly you would have 90 degree flanges and no spring back.
Interesting composite material you have there below the aluminum, with the reliefs for the flutes. Would you mind saying what that material is?
Corian. It's a material that folks manufacturer countertops and tabletops out of.
@@BlackLabAdventures Thank you
@@garyplewa9277, You are welcome!
What aluminium alloy is the rib made from? 🙂
.025 - 6061 T-6 Aluminum
what are the flutes in the side flanges for ?
when dressing the sides down as you make your second and third pass along if you always hit the high spots first you will get a smoother more uniform finnish this will be more important the longer the return is as it helps stop creases forming
Your question lets me know that you have never built an aluminum airplane wing rib. If you do some online research, you will discover that EVERY aluminum airplane wing has "flutes" along their edges. It is part of their engineered design.
@@BlackLabAdventures i have never made any thing for planes that why i ask what they are for but instead of telling me you try to belittle me i have worked with metal for nearly 40 years and was just offering some advice on forming shapes but as you know more than me i will keep my learnig to my self and leave you alone
@@edwardwright6961 Hmmmm..... I have gone back and reread my response to your original question. I see nothing within my text that "belittles" you; nor infers that. I just provided information for you to seek out for learning purposes, if you wanted to pursue it.
That said, in my 38 years as a yacht carpenter, I learned valuable lessons. One in particular is, I never offer up a solution for how to do something, if I have never done the job myself.
Que chapa é essa e qual é a espessura?
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Vorsicht, eine Fingerkuppe ist schon weg, sorry...