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Knock Knock .

Who's there?

Aluminum .

Aluminum what?

Jason

 

:cornut: Showed this to my sister and brother in law who are pilots and have FAA friends. They were asking whether you are an FAA Certified Airframe Manufacturer? I said that I didn't know.

Jason

(Metalman, none of this would have happened had you been truthful with Crashton and me. It's all taken care of, you're off the hook. Only little girls should be coy. Your Friend Jason)

 

:cornut: I'm still your friend and there's nothing you can do about it and yeah, it's aluminium.

Jason

 

You could start out with the beggining of a project..snap a pic
we guess what we think it is..if we are wrong you show a picture further along...Might end up being harder than the guess what car this is game...

 

Clearly you are using the "Semi-monocoque" construction method, which is tried and proven. Good man.

Jim

 

I have an Air Frame & Power Plant (A&P) license. I have built airplanes, using that method, that actually flew.

Be sure to check FAR - Title 14 / Chapter 23 / Subsection 23.1, to be sure you can get an airworthiness certificate. :lol:

Jim

 

:cornut: Ah.....Ha! See Nathan and Metalman, Crashton and I aren't the only ones.:lol::lol::lol:

Jason

(PSSSSSSST- Justa Jim, Ixnay man Ixnay )

 

:cornut: I was in trouble(as usual) earlier today but all seems better now. There was a behind the scenes minor incident(caused by someone else but worsened by me) which (I hope) has worked itself out. Now we'll all MINI on!

Jason

Jason

 

:cornut: Very Nice and no other comment except 'It's aluminum.'

Jason

Addendum: I see gearing for ailerons and leading edge slats or deicing boots. Looks like the wing on my sister's Citabria.

 

New wing for my KIA! Its fast but could be really, really fast!!

 

Display model I bet.....

 

Me Too :biggrin5:

Jason

 

I have seen bigger wings on Hondas in the city.:lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

I can't wait to see the finished project.

 

The original Piper Cub had twelve ribs per wing panel and you only have nine. I guess you ate the other three. :lol:

Be sure to allow for the proper "dihedral" when you join the two wing sections together.

Jim

BTW: Am I being helpful or what? :beer

 

Nice work MM