The Long-EZ Build: Chapter 19 - port wing

[@raymccrea]

Every time I watch one of your videos, I can't believe I did all of that, too. Great work, Ary!!

[@aryjg]

Thanks Ray!

[@ryanfleming4472]

Its been a dream of mine for the last few years to own or fly this plane but I know you have done even better allowing me to see this plane being built in super speed. Thanks so much I really appreciate your hard work and I know you'll love the plane you have built I know it will last you a long time with plenty safe trips. Keep loading those videos I am subscribing to this channel!

[@aryjg]

Thanks Ryan!! It's comments like these that keep me going!!!

[@pedrofdmp]

Amazing project! Thank you for sharing :)

[@aryjg]

Thank you!!!

[@deltamangr6247]

Really appreciate your hard work Ary. Your channel is one of my favorites on KZbin now, your Blog rocks too! Anxiously waiting for further details like flying surface's hinging and techniques for a Fine finish and paint at the end. Do you also use foam rollers to apply the epoxy on the fiberglass cloth or squeegee Only? Do you think foam rolles are a bad idea?

[@aryjg]

Thank you!! Problem is foam rollers will absorb a lot of the epoxy... so a lot of epoxy will go to waste (if you multiply the number of layups involved for a project like this). I've always used squeegee cards - super easy to use, they are cheap and easily disposable.

[@markpasquarella3223]

Still amazes me just using plain fiberglass not carbon fiber

[@DmitriMogiliver]

Is there a part testing protocol? In other words, how do you know that a part you produced is good?

[@bayenne5b]

Dmitri Mogiliver i know someone who made another kit plane and his tests (wing loading) were to be done when the whole craft was assembled

[@aryjg]

Not really. There are a few static load tests one can do.

[@howiemoth3847]

Thanks Ary!