My garage now only has the empennage kit. All other components (except the BRS) are in storage. Apparently, the storage company frowns upon the storage of ballistic materials.
Being a Software Engineer, I have my proclivities when it comes to project management. To that end, I am using one of my favorite tools for organizing work: Trello. If you're familiar with Agile/SCRUM, you are probably familiar with it too. Here's a list of things to do over the weekend:
Being a Software Engineer, I have my proclivities when it comes to project management. To that end, I am using one of my favorite tools for organizing work: Trello. If you're familiar with Agile/SCRUM, you are probably familiar with it too. Here's a list of things to do over the weekend:
- A little bit more garage organization and lighting
- Build workbenches (EAA Chapter 1000 type)
- Buy air compressor and pneumatic rivet gun
- Buy handheld rivet gun, riv-nut puller, reaming bits, drill bits, fine-point markers, and deburring tools
- Buy 3M Scotch-Brite pads, cleaner, de-greaser, nitrile gloves, tack rags, lint-free rags/towels, and self-etching primer
- Build primer paint booth
I also need to consider the following:
- Order Rudder replacement skin
- Order VOR antenna
- Order elevator trim servo (still surprised this is not included in the finishing kit - check on pushrood and clevis)
- Look into tail stobe/anti-collision light/position light options and legal requirements
I believe I can easily get these tasks accomplished over the weekend, but you just never know. Life is organically capable of disrupting the best laid plans.
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