Summary 2024 - Building a 1917 Sopwith Camel скачать в хорошем качестве

Summary 2024 - Building a 1917 Sopwith Camel

A compilation of 2024 videos showing the build processes used over 2024, year 2 of a 15 year project. Not recommended for casual watching as it's not intended for that, but it should be a useful reference. Note that clips are compiled in logical build order, not date order. The topic over 2024 has been building wing ribs for a 1917 Sopwith Camel. The techniques shown are approximations of those used to make original parts in the period 1915-1918. In effect I am re-inventing 100 year old processes. The materials used are the same or modern day equivalents to the materials originally used. Note that the author is not an Aircraft Engineer - he is an enthusiastic Muppet that wants to fly a Camel. I haven't asked but it's a pretty safe bet that Peter Jackson will not let muppets fly his toys, meaning I have to build one and then learn to fly it - hopefully without breaking it (or me). In the meantime you should assume that following a muppet's advice, may not be wise for your aircraft project. YMMV. Contents 00:00 Intro 02:59 Very first Intro 03:34 Replicacraft Plans 03:50 Making forms for routing out ply webs (for ribs) 05:35 Making router jigs for the forms 09:36 Cutting out ply web blanks 14:00 Routing ply web blanks 16:44 Creating jigs for ply web lightening holes (abandoned this approach) 19:16 Building and using a router table 21:43 Routing ply web blanks using the router table 23:53 Scroll saw out the lightening holes 25:16 Routing lightening holes using the router table 31:00 Tail web, using scroll saw for narrow lightening hole 31:50 Quality checking ply webs 34:10 Planing practice and short spar mock ups 35:05 Spar mock up and problem solving ply web dimensions 36:45 Nosing mock up 39:01 Making rib assembly jigs 40:54 Creating a jig for aligning screw holes in ply webs 42:13 Assembling first ribs 42:51 Mounting ribs to the spar mock ups 43:27 Lesson learned from destructive testing of first ribs 43:48 Glue now or glue later 44:44 Cutting cap strips 46:32 Snipe when using a thicknesser/planer 47:02 Cutting groove into capping strips 48:36 Cap strip jig for drilling screw holes 50:31 Storage box for completed ribs 51:26 Environmental issues when engineering with timber 1:00:20 Assembling wing roots 1:09:36 Gluing bottom wing roots for a 5 degree dihedral 1:16:10 Gluing half ribs 1:17:56 Finished milling the stack!! 1:18:25 Setting up for making metal parts in 2025 1:19:25 Outro