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4.
Spread some more epoxy on the CF strips and place the 3/32” wing braces over the 1/8” pieces with the CF in between. MAKE
SURE you glue the same shape parts together because they ARE different.
5.
Clamp the parts together and allow them to dry thoroughly, making sure they are aligned. If some CF is protruding, that’s okay,
you can trim it off after everything has cured.
6.
Glue the 3 1/8” rectangular pieces with holes in them together (Shown in the image of step 7), making sure they are flush with each
other. Glue the 2 larger 1/8” balsa rectangle pieces together (Shown in the image below), making sure they are flush.
7.
Lay out the plans on the workbench over a surface that you can press pins into and cover them with plastic wrap or wax paper.
8.
We will be building both wings at the same time. This will make sure that we build a LEFT and a RIGHT wing.
9.
Pin the bottom 1/16” wing sheeting over the plan. The sheeting is marked “BOT R” for bottom right and “BOT L” for bottom left.
10.
Glue the lower wing spars to the sheeting as shown, making sure that everything is FLAT and that the spar is flush with the rear of
the wing sheeting, and flush with the inside of the wing sheeting, with the excess out towards the tip.
