Project: Whammdyne1   -  
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Builder Name:Ron Gawer   -  
Project:   Vans - RV-10
Total Hours:833.1
Total Flight Time:
Start/Last Date:Dec 08, 2020 - No Finish Date
Engine:IO-540-X
Propeller:WW 330-3B-A/78G-78-S-R
Panel:Garmin G3X
 
Friendly URL: https://eaabuilderslog.org?s=Whammdyne1

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Mar 29, 2021     Move wings and HS to hangar - (1.5 hours)       Category: Workshop
I borrowed my neighbor's car trailer and moved the wings, horizontal stabilizer and wings out the hangar today without issue. The garage is a lot emptier...


 
Feb 26, 2021     Upgraded milling vise - (.1 hour)       Category: Workshop
Bought a precision vise for my milling machine with a swivel base.


 
Nov 28, 2020     Van's Aircraft Shop Sign - (2.5 hours)       Category: Workshop
Yup, I bought the kit and finally decided to build it. Easy peasy....and it looks cool.


 
Oct 26, 2019     Setting up the project on EAA Builder's Log - (.2 hour)       Category: Workshop
Not much done to-date on this. I haven't actually done any building as of yet, I'm just getting parts collected and inventoried. When I completed my RV12 in 2018, I did not publish much of the project, but I've decided to use this website and share every aspect of my build. This task involves assembling my notes and photos to-date onto this fine web based interface.


 
May 13, 2019     Fuselage Cradle - (3 hours)       Category: Workshop
Materials:
��2 burro wood sawhorses
��4 heavy rollers, from Harbor Freight, my favorite nearly accurate tool store ;)
- Moving blanket (HF)
��10' 2x6 for base board

��Building the cart
- I cut the base boards at 5'.
- Used wood screws and wood glue for double strength.
- Mounted the sawhorses on the boards. Used fir strip to brace the joint on the inside.
- Cut part of the empennage crate to make a cross board. Brace this board with a 2x4 below.
- Mounted 2x6 x 5' across the sawhorses.
- Placed moving blankets on the sawhorses for padding
- Mounted the 4 caster wheels below each sawhorse leg

The cart is 5' wide and a little less than 5' between the horses and should hold 2000 pounds no problem. This also provides another rolling platform for holding tools or whatever is in my hand at the time.

I'll plan to build the empennage on the workbench, and then transfer it to sawhorses and do most of the fuselage build on the cart. When I do finally get it on wheels, I'll buy a set of vehicle dollies for the mains.


 


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