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 October 5 2022 Build
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Clecos adhering the fuselage skin to the bulkheads -
Looking down the bulkheads with the fuselage skin clamped in place -
Matt fabricating a fuslage -
Matt grinding down a fuselage part -
Matt has his cake and eats it too -
Mike and Bob F work on dimpling the fuselage skin -
Placing the fuselage skin over the bulkheads -
Shooting rivets into the rudder -
Stabilizer waiting to be riveted -
Walter and Wayne work on riveting the rudder -
Walter holds the rudder connector next to the stabilizer -
Walter places clecos in the stabilizer -
Wayne about to grind down the stabilizer rivet heads -
Wayne and Walter riveting the rudder -
Lenny Charlie and Bob F discuss placing the fuselage skin -
Bill looks on while Bob F steadies a bulkhead for Charlie to drill -
Bill looks while Bob F and Lenny place clecos in the fuselage skin -
Bill stands ready while Bob F drills rivet holes into the bulkhead -
Bill Charlie Bob F and Lenny bend the fuselage skin over the bulkheads -
Bob F looks on while Mike assists Bill making dimples in fuselage rivet holes -
Bob F places clecos into the fuselage skin -
Charlie works on deburring fuselage skin rivet holes -
Charlie Bill and Bob F discuss bulkhead rivet placement -
Charlie Bob F Lenny and Bill move the fuselage skin into place over the bulkheads -
Debbie steadies the rudder while Wayne grind down the rivet heads -
Lenny looks on while Bob F Make and Bill dimple rivet holes in the fuselage skin -
Lenny stabilizes the fuselage allowing Bill and Bob F to place clecos -
Lenny takes a turn at the rivet dimpler -
Lenny works to position the fuselage skin over the bulkheads while Bill reaches for a cleco
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