In the Charger plans (which specify 10 degree swept wings), the ribs attach to the spars via these miniscule 10 degree wedge blocks: approx. 1/16" on one side, tapering to a point. I can imagine cutting these on a bandsaw or tablesaw, but I wonder if there are any tricks for cutting tiny pieces like this. I'm thinking along the lines of Tony Bingelis's sanding drum chucked in a hand drill and clamped at a shallow angle to make scarf joints in sheets of plywood.
Any tricks? Or is this just a "carefully set the table/blade to 10 degrees and get to rippin'" situation?
Any tricks? Or is this just a "carefully set the table/blade to 10 degrees and get to rippin'" situation?
