Stayed up late to start gluing my Sunward Glider together. Used the palm orbital sander to feather the edges ad give it an airfoil...and discovered I had flipped one of the stabilizers and so beveled the wrong side. Flipping it over, I find I have sanded so much that the stabilizer is visibly smaller than it's twin.
Now that I've got the rudder glued on, and the two mismatched stabilizers evenly spaced. And it's time to glue the wings on, at 18 degrees. How to determine this, I'm not sure, but after sanding the root edge, there's not enough room to glue both wings onto the boom. I'm trying to prop one wing up at the right angle and it slid and glued down hogging the whole tops surface of the boom. So now I'm attempting to prop the other wing up and overlapping the original wing's hogging of the surface. It's taking a long time to dry/cure, so we'll see if this thing is reading for tuning later today if it drys. Humidity is going up today.
