Leading Edge Ribs (9/2/10)

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Back to rib finishing…

All of the leading edge ribs have been deburred on the Scotchbrite wheel. Now, I’m using emory cloth to deburr the edges of all the little tabs that are bent up. This is pretty time consuming (and very boring) since there are so many of these tabs. I should probably finish all the tank ribs now too just to get them out of the way!

Nothing to see here, so no pictures tonight.

deburr, deburring, leading edge, leading edge rib, RV-7A, Wings

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