I used a 5’ x 12’ 3-axis CNC router, owned by David Perrier of "Cabinets by Perrier", to cut the jigs and bulkheads. The bulkheads were fabricated out of oversized, pre-glassed pieces using AutoCAD patterns.
CHAPTER 4 - BULKHEADS
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| I used a 5’ x 12’ 3-axis CNC router, owned by David Perrier of "Cabinets by Perrier", to cut the jigs and bulkheads. The bulkheads were fabricated out of oversized, pre-glassed pieces using AutoCAD patterns. |
The Instrument Panel, pre-glassed. |
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| The Instrument Panel, glassed and routed. |
The Instrument Panel, scraps removed. |
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All Bulkheads and Temporay Firewall cut and finished. |
A hand router was used to trim the F-22 doubler, tracing the finished edge. This same method could be used to cut all the bulkheads using masonite templates (in lieu of a $200,000 CNC router). |