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 CX4 and RV 10 February 8 2023 Build
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Bill and Doug drill bolt holes for the CX 4 front strut fixture -
Bill is amused that Glen has photo bombed the picture -
bob F Bill and Doug discuss bulkhead supports -
Bob F looks on while Bill and Doug work to position the CX 4 bulkhead supports -
Bob F reviewing CX4 plans with Bob N -
Dave looks on while Gene drills out rivet holes on a RV 10 horizontal stabilizer -
Doug Bill and Bob F position the CX 4 bulkhead supports -
Doug works to position the CX 4 bulkhead onto the fuselage -
Driving rivets into the RV 10 horizontal stabilizer -
Gene drilling out rivet holes on an RV 10 horizontal stabilizer -
Glen and Bob N review a Cub weathervane pattern -
JM and Glen work on Cub Weathervanes -
JM smooths a Cub Weathervane piece -
JM snipping out a Cub Weathervane piece -
JM working on Cub Weathervanes -
Looks like Glen surprised Debbie -
Mike debuts rivet holes on a RV 10 horizontal stabilizer -
Mike polishes RV 10 pieces -
Mike removes clecos as Gene drives rivets into a RV 10 horizontal stabilizer -
Rich Bill Doug and Bob F discuss the CX 4 bulkhead supports -
Rich drills out Cub Weathervane rivet holes -
Rich keeps working while Debbie and Bill listen to another Glen story -
Something has everyones attention and Bill is even applauding -
Tracing a Cub Weathervane pattern -
Tracing the rivet holes for a Cub Weathervane side -
Walter being reflective
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