Good. Plane. Living.

My lovely rivet buddy Colleen and I got started on riveting the top wing skins on to the wing. I used a new riveting technique

Tonight was a quick two hour night. I got the garage cleaned up so I could tell which way was up, then Colleen and I

Are you seeing a pattern here? Well, after today, it’ll be on to something different… assembly! After Colleen and I finished deburring the skins, j-channel,

After all the deburring, we though we’d get some dimpling done to mix things up a bit. I got all the dimpling done on the

We got the rest of the deburring finished on the left wing. Since the skins were already done, this consisted of all the ribs, the

Colleen and I managed to get the deburring done on the wing skins for one of the wings. There are a lot of holes.

Today was just like the last time I worked on the skins: sanding down the edges where they overlap… this time, on the other wing.

The top of the RV10 is actually made up of a number of different skins. A large outer skin, a smaller inner skin, the fuel