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 August 31 2022 Build
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Bill deburring a bulkhead control rod hole -
Bill works on dimpling bulkhead rivet holes -
Bob F and Bill measure the fuselage while Bob N and Mike remove the fuselage skin -
Bob F and Matt drilling cable holes in the bulkhead -
Bob F deburring a bulkhead rivet hole -
Bob F drilling a bulkhead control rod hole -
Bob N and Bob F measure a bulkhead control rod hole -
Bob N looks on while Bill reaches up to pull down the sheet metal skin onto the bulkhead -
Charlie looks on while Gene works on matching the rivet holes in the skin to the bulkheads -
Charlie looks over control system plans while Wayne consults a parts supplier catalog -
Debbie and Mike removing pieces of plastic wrap off of sheet metal -
Fuselage skin clamped to the bulkheads prior to placing rivet hole markings -
Gene bends an edge on the fuselage skin -
Gene looks on as Bill Bob N and Matt line up the skin and bulkhead rivet holes -
Gene looks on while Wayne and Walter dimple rivet holes on the stabilizer rudder connector -
Jim Walter and Wayne reviewing plans for the stabilizer rudder connector -
Jim working on fuselage ribs -
Looking down the fuselage center line -
Matt and Bob F work on dimpling bulkhead rivet holes -
Matt Bob F and Charlie look on while Bob N measures pipe for a control rod -
Matt debris a bulkhead control rod hole -
Matt looks on as Bill adjusts a bulkhead -
Mike moves a piece of sheet metal after removing the plastic covering for the rivet rows -
Mike scores the plastic wrap on a piece of sheet metal -
Plan for riveting the inspire ribs -
Walter and Wayne look over the stabilizer plans -
Wayne drilling holes in the stabilizer rudder connector -
Weather vanes In the making
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