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| Page 10.05 Tailcone |
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| Step 1: Deburr and, if
necessary, flute the F-1006A, B, C and D Bulkheads, then cleco them
together as shown in Figure 1. Final-Drill the holes common to only the F-1006A,C and D Frames using a #30 drill. Do not drill any holes common to the F-1006B Frame at this time. 10/21/07 |
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| Step 2: Using the
dimensions given in Figure 2, cut the twelve F-1047A through F-1047G
Fuselage Stiffeners from the lengths of J-channel provided in the kit.
There are six and eight foot lengths of J-channel, be careful not to cut
the shorter stiffeners from the eight t foot J-channels. mark each part
with the part number.
11/04/07 Note: I cut C, D, and E first. |
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| Step 3: Trim the ends of
all F-1047 Stiffeners at a 45° angle as shown in Figure 2. Deburr the
edges. 11/04/07 Note: I used a 3/4 Plywood template cut at 45° to keep these all the same. |
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Step 4: Remove the vinyl from the side of the F-1007 Fuselage Stiffeners which will rest against the skins as shown in Figure 3. (Leave the vinyl on the other side; it will make it easier to slide the stiffeners through the bulkheads and frames later.) Draw a rivet hole centerline along the entire length of each stiffener 5/16" from the edge as shown in Figure 3. Mark all stiffeners 3/16" from both ends as shown in Figure 3. (By marking both ends they can be used on either side of the tailcone until drilled.) 11/04/07 |
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Note: This is my builders log and is not Intended to replace Vans Construction drawings |
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