Wing Flap 22-4-2 to 22-5-6
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After finishing deburring the remaining rib and nose skin edges, I was ready to continue fitting and drilling the flaps as documented in the plans. Flap skeletons formed after clecoing ribs and hinge brackets to flap spars Skins were clecoed to the skeletons in the following order Bottom skin Nose skins bottom side Top skin Nose skins top side I trimmed the flanges of the nose ribs as needed to remove any faceting that remained visible through the nose skins, and also filed the edges of the nose skins where they met in the center of the flaps as there was a slight overlap there. Bottom skin and nose skins clecoed to the skeleton. The nose skins overlap the bottom skin along the spar flange Flap flipped over to allow the top skin to be clecoed in place before completing clecoing of the nose skins Trailing edge wedges being attached. I used wood blocks to hold up the trailing edge of the flap so that it would be more level. The leading edge of the flap was held higher by the hinge subas