TiteBond3: there's no better glue to use. Well done! I was a bit surprised you didn't glue gussets on the back side of the rib right after removing it from the jig, then set it under the jig to press the gussets down onto the capstrip.

Nicely done! Thanks for sharing. This took away a lot of the trepidation I felt about the process.

Excellent craftsmanship - thx for posting.

So appreciate this video! Wow. Excellent work. The jig is very amazing as well. Thanks for sharing!

Very informative. I wish you had made videos of the fuselage build.

Leaving them overhanging is fine. Later in you’ll put it on a bench sander (I used a belt sander upside down in a vice) and sand the outside of the ribs. You don’t want varnish on where the fabric will glue down. The pollytack seals it. And if not that the Polly brush. If you varnish the fabric glue doesn’t stick to it as well. If there’s any gussets overhanging they just get sanded.

Nice and organized! You might find it better for you if you had a work bench that was podium height and worked standing, I've been doing it and feel better as a result. Thanks and stay safe!

Good / informative video !

Oh and I don;t have the plans yet. This video will help me decide.

Amazingly clear.. thanx for sharing! If only you did a video on every stage, It’d all be as easy, haha.

First I enjoyed watching the video thanks. Second what kind of glue are you using and what did you staple at about 1020.

Hi Tom,excellent work, congratulations! I need to order the plywood for the spars from Aircraft Spruce, do you know which one is correct? (it is 1/8 thick but, what kind? How many ply

No futuro acredito que todos usarão o titebond 3

I probably wouldn't have the full length board at the bottom. No wood at joints, other than parts of the rib/no glue caking to cleanup on jig parts.

Hi Tom. I really liked this build video, very clear and easy to understand. Rib building now seems very Zen instead of intimidating. I'm curious if you plan on doing more videos on this build?

Thanks Tom, can I use Birch 1/8, 3 plies for the Fort and rear spars?

You da Man !!!

Hello Tom, your work looks great. I assume you are using white wood glue and not epoxy? Any reason for that? I am looking at building the DE (already have the plans) and the ribs are very similar. I am following your build with interest. All the best. Allan , Durban, South Africa.

Priceless the way you blow off all the Cliff Claven safety experts. I'm sure the glue you're using will be just fine.

Is this the only video of the legal eagle you made