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RV-9A Fuselage Construction
Tuesday, October 26, 2004
Cleaning, deburring and priming
It's amazing how quickly the workshop turns into a disaster area, with every tool out of the toolbox. I spent some time cleaning things up and putting everything away.
Real work consisted of deburring/scuffing/priming the gascolator doubler bracket, the rudder bar center bracket, the two outboard sub-panel pieces and the seal support strips.
I also deburred and dimpled the gascolator doubler holes in the firewall and toyed around with the parking brake valve trying to determine a good way to mount it.
(Time: 2.5 hrs)
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