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Rob,
mine had the same problem.
Install wing. Make a small 1cm guide from epoxy/flox next to the gap. Let dry and sand down to match the stub wing.
Take wing of. Spread plenty of dry micro at once to blend. sand the micro down with a long permagrit sanding block.
You will need a lot of micro to get nice surfaces on the plane....
But keep it light and mix the micro as dry as possible!!!!!
Check www.lancair.at for more pictures. Feel free to ask.
Christian
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Am 17.01.2013 um 02:29 schrieb Rob Murawski <rob@robmurawski.com>:
Well, I started to attach the first of my stub wings on my Lancair 360 MKII.
I did the left side. After constructing a wing jig, measuring everything
several times, I thought I had everything lined up perfectly, but it looks
like I was off by about 3/32" in a few places... I attached some pictures.
The trailing edge looks pretty well lined up which I also spent a lot of
time on.
I'm thinking this is a small enough gap that I can use micro and build on,
but I'd like some expert opinions. The leading edge is the worst of it
which was what I spent the most time trying to get lined up.
Most of the top of the wing is lined up, but I have a 1/16" gap in a few
spots that I think I can just smooth with micro and go on.
I thought about cutting the stub wing from the main spar and trying to
re-attach, but if this isn't that bad, I don't want to mess up anything more
if I can smooth it all out with micro.
Thoughts?
-Rob (Lancair 360 MkII, 15% complete... maybe?)
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