What a fun, exhausting, long and super productive day it was. Starting super early, and going until late into the evening, with help from Sam and others, we got the wing ribs primed and ready for final assembly!

quick session this evening finishing out conduit holes and deburring everything.

WIth my energy returning, I was able to get some good time in on the wing skeleton today. See how far I got on the wing skeleton tasks in today’s post.

This session was a milestone session where I got to see things come together in a fun way. Although it was quick, seeing the wing skeleton start to come together made things start to feel real!

WIth a sick day keeping me home, I spent some time straightening ribs. With this step, I wrapped up Wing Rib preparation. Check out some of the techniques I used to get it done.

If I never have to straighten a rib flange again, it will be too soon..:). In this post I take you through the process that was oh so exciting.

With Jess up in Napa for a girls weekend, and me wanting to keep the momentum going on the Rib prep, I decided to take the work home with me. Between movies and volleyball games, I was able to get a lot done.

Jack and I snuck out to the hangar for a couple hours and continued the deburring. I think I need a new mini scotch-brite wheel!