From National Weather Service: A storm cell is forming 20 miles northwest of Oshkosh. There is the potential for 25-30 mph wind gusts & rain. If this cell tracks towards Oshkosh, it could arrive around 4:30 to 4:40 p.m.
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Thatcher CX 4 March 22 2023 Build
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Bill drills out a bolt hole in the CX 4 cockpit support system -
Bill hands Bob F a marker over the CX 4 cockpit -
Bob F works to bolt together CX 4 supports -
Charlie and Bob F discuss the next steps -
Charlie listens as Bill explains how CX 4 cockpit supports will be fastened -
Cub weathervanes waiting for assembly -
Doug and JM share tools while Gene prepares to drill rivet holes -
Doug and JM work to bring a Cub weathervane together -
Doug inspects a Cub weathervane while Gene drills rivet holes and JM sets clecos -
Doug sets a cleco in a Cub weathervane -
Everyone working -
Gene clecos together Cub weathervane parts -
Gene uses a mallet to reduce the inside curve of a Cub weathervane -
JM drills rivet holes in a Cub weathervane -
Kurt and Doug work to align sheet metal parts of a Cub weathervane -
Kurt bends a fastening lip on a Cub weathervane part -
Kurt gets ready to cleco together Cub weathervane pieces -
Kurt prepares to rivet a Cub weathervane -
Looking from behind where the pilot will sit in the CX 4 -
Setting that elusive nut on the CX 4 cockpit supports -
Working on Cub weathervanes
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