We've found (for horizontal work) that simply plonking the wing on a carpet
protected sawhorse is adequate. For vertical work, 2 ply cradles have been cut
and bonded to each wing with 5 minute (do it over a rib, and protect the
wing's surface with masking tape). Doesn't interfer, and stores easily.
Miles
Steve Hagar wrote:
> I mentioned before that I am getting ready to bring the port wing into the
> garage to commence work. I have 3 metal sawhorse type affairs that I was
> planning on holding the wing on. I am planning on putting some sort of
> compliant material on top to hold the wing in a horizontal position.
> Possibly some rug remnants wrapped around large dowels at the leading and
> trailing edges of the wing. Whereby the span of the rug between the LE and
> TE dowels acts sort of like a sling.
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