This chapter was not too difficult, however I question how the final measurement was supposed to work out with the wing spar. Having limited room It would have been impossible for me to actually construct both sides at the same time. I used the completed right side temporarily to accurately jig the upper logeron. This ensured that both left and right sides would be parallel.
Construction starts with jig building, and then building the longerons.
After completion of the longerons, I sanded them to remove excess epoxy that had oozed out, to prep them for installation on the sides. Following this, I erected the right side jig, the plans called for using 5min epoxy to hold the masonite together, but I hot glued them, this seemed to work well. I cut and 5min epoxied the side pieces together, and layed them into the jig, added the spacers and dished the foam. Micro'd and glasses the insides, some of the curves in the spacers created problems getting the glass flat, but perserverance pays off here. Also, be sure to use plenty of micro at the edges of the spacers to avoid bubbles.