I took another pass through the plans looking for any jobs I missed on the wings, before I start closing them up. I came across the access panel in the forward skin of the left wing. This is to allow access to the stall warning system, (which I’m not planning to install). I have been thinking that this would be a great location for a camera. I’d like to have a camera that can see in front of the airplane, as there are some blind spots when taxing, and during takeoff and landing. Anyway, that can wait, for now I just need to install the access panel itself.
I deburred and dimpled the doubler plate and the access panel, then primed the doubler plate. Then I deburred and dimpled the rivet holes in the bottom skin. Once the primer is dry I can finish the job by attaching nutplates to the doubler, and then riveting the doubler to the wing.
