Rv 10 Build Log Emp 23 Disassembling Deburring And Dimpling

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Now that the horizontal stabilizer is completely assembled, it's time to take it back apart. Method used was to backrivet against back rivet plate, using thin carpet as a spacer, and a narrow ...

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Final drilling the rudder skins and skeleton, and using my finely calibrated cardboard gauge to drill the rudder trailing edge. Using a special tool to add a bend to the trailing edge of the rudder skins.

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• Now that the horizontal stabilizer is completely assembled, it's time to take it back apart.
• Final drilling the rudder skins and skeleton, and using my finely calibrated cardboard gauge to drill the rudder trailing edge.
• Method used was to backrivet against back rivet plate, using thin carpet as a spacer, and a narrow ...
• Using a special tool to add a bend to the trailing edge of the rudder skins.

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