Making Ribs for a 1917 Sopwith Camel Ep25

[@bruceyoung1343]

Looking good. Great quality

[@MattProject]

Cheers Bruce. A closer look shows some cleanup is needed, but that comes with figuring this stuff out as you go. Pretty happy with the results so far and the improvement.

[@keithwignall1428]

Beautiful work!

[@MattProject]

Thanks Keith :-)

[@kevinlytle6215]

Nice jig for that angle! The ribs look great!

[@MattProject]

Thanks Kevin :-)

[@flyerphil7708]

Good progress !

[@MattProject]

Thanks Phil :-)

[@gregmottram292]

That was a late night post! So much to think about with this build! Good stuff.

[@MattProject]

Cheers :-) I squeeze in time where I can. Lots to think about is right. While editing I was thinking "I should have got some footage on my melted T-88 bottles...". Long story short, a dumb move that didn't quite end in disaster but did need a late night purchase of two $2 sauce bottles. Ah well, maybe its best forgotten!

[@gregmottram292]

And yes as a wood worker I know you can never have enough too many clamps. I was thinking of what 1/48 scale kit plane from WWI to build that was operated by Australia. I now know.

[@gregmottram292]

@@MattProjectthe melted bottle sound expensive. 1.5 degrees is not pretty fresh. At least ply won’t move APR d too much moving from the shed to the house.