I kicked off the project by fitting it into the work space. I had to turn a woodworking area into a new space for a family car, install a garage door, build shelves, re-arrange a heck of a lot of accumulated possessions, et c. Everyone reading this will understand the shorthand for weeks and weeks of shop set up time. When the project arrived, I was able to move the wings to the ceiling, canard on a side shelf, miscellaneous in the attic, and fuse front and center.
Friday 8/10/18 Receive Project!
Saturday 8/11/18 8.0 unload, unpack, stow
Sunday 8/12/18 8.0 inventory (missing key, missing bolts
Wednesday 8/1/18 2.0 350.00 lay in basic supplies - laminating & sanding epoxy, BID, peel ply, 4 mil plastic, squeegees, dry wall trowels, sticks, containers, scale, et al
Monday 8/20/18 1.0 65.50 order replacement key
Tuesday 8/21/18 8.0 9.00 design and build device to invert plane (buy bolts), invert
Wednesday 8/22/18 2.5 8.00 build sanding boards
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The last photo shows painted wings and fuse in the workshop. The crowding of benches is the result of multiple open tasks, the result of shipping delays, backing up to redo a prior task, and the urge to get something tangible done in some limited amount of time.