Chapter 1 - General information
Dates: October 2010 - December 2011
It's hard to say exactly how much "homework" time was spent prior to the start of build. I would estimate I spent about 6 hours a week for a whole year doing what I call the 'recon stage' of the build. This includes reading the plans, researching, planning, Oshkoshing, emailing, phone calls, (I may have even sent out a fax or two), kinko-ing, Catia-ing, etc.
Chapter 2 - Materials
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Chapter 3 - Practice layups
Time: 9 hours
Dates: 1/26/2013 - 2/5/2013
Cost: $160
Chapter 4 - Bulkheads
Time: 33 hours
Dates: 2/25/2013 - 3/13/2013
Cost: $3,800 (materials for Chapter 4 through Chapter 7)
Chapter 5 - Fuselage sides
Time: 41 hours
Dates: 3/15/2013 - 4/14/2013
Chapter 6 - Fuselage assembly
Time: 60 hours
Dates: 4/15/2013 - 6/9/2013
Chapter 7 - Fuselage exterior
Time: 39 hours
Dates: 6/10/2013 - 7/22/2013
Chapter 8 - Rollover structure & seat belts
Time: 17 hours
Dates: 7/23/2013 - 8/2/2013
Cost: $120 (only includes materials for the rollover tube structure; will update as more hardware is purchased.)
Chapter 9
Part 1: Speed brake
Time: 48 hours
Dates: 8/3/2013 - 9/4/2013
Cost: $210
Part 2: Main landing gear
Time: 54 hours
Dates: 9/16/2013 - 11/29/2013
Cost: $1,990
Chapter 10 - The canard
Time: 55 hours
Dates: 4/17/2015 - 6/29/2015
Cost: $1,147
Chapter 13 - Nose and nose gear
Time: 143 hours
Dates:1/3/2014 - 12/9/2014
Cost: $4,385
Chapter 14 - Center-section spar
Time: 121 hours
Dates:1/3/2015 - 4/12/2015
Cost: $430
::Last updated on 8/19/2015::
Still to come:
Chapter 11 - Elevators
Chapter 12 - Canard installation
Chapter 15 - Firewall and accessories
Chapter 16 - Control system
Chapter 17 - Roll/pitch trim system
Chapter 18 - Canopy
Chapter 19 - Wing, ailerons and wing attach
Chapter 20 - Winglet and rudders
Chapter 21 - Strakes and fuel tanks
Chapter 22 - Electrical system
Chapter 23 - Engine install
Chapter 24 - Covers, fairings and consoles
Chapter 25 - Paint and finishing
Chapter 26 - Upholstery
7 comments:
Ary Great job !!
Ary, you have done a first rate job documenting the build. Your web log is likely to become an excellent builder resource. Looking forward to the following chapters!
Great Job keep it up , you are making thinking hard to build one soon, thanks
Great job keep it up!!!
any estimated time in the nose cone and nose gear?
I will be updating this section shortly to include Chapter 13 - most likely in the next month or two. There were a lot of mods during this chapter - and mods require a lot of research, planning, white-boarding, etc.
Hey Ary,
I am excited for you. I did not realize so much was hidden under that wing in your garage! ;))
Look forward to checking in on your progress. Nicely done!
Don Sheff CCP
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