The story starts out like this:
Newbie gets his new pneumatic squeezer, and makes about 30 great dimples before screwing up.
You guessed it, I punched an extra hole right by the one it was intended for in the HS skin. This is where the inboard leading edge rib will mate to the skin.
I've lurked here long enough to know this is no big deal. I decided to drill it out to a #30. The problem is, the hole is still a little "8" shaped and I can't see this being a sound joint.
Should I
1. Build on
2. Put in another rivet in between this screw up and the adjacent hole? Of course, this would put it right near where I fluted the rib.
I'm also concerned because the edge of the hole is a little gnarled and I'm thinking its a good place for a crack. I tried to dress it up but that also makes the hole bigger.
It's on the bottom of the stab so cosmetics don't concern me too much here.
Suppose I should use the power tools for setting rivets, not dimpling, huh?
Thanks for advice.
Newbie gets his new pneumatic squeezer, and makes about 30 great dimples before screwing up.
You guessed it, I punched an extra hole right by the one it was intended for in the HS skin. This is where the inboard leading edge rib will mate to the skin.
I've lurked here long enough to know this is no big deal. I decided to drill it out to a #30. The problem is, the hole is still a little "8" shaped and I can't see this being a sound joint.
Should I
1. Build on
2. Put in another rivet in between this screw up and the adjacent hole? Of course, this would put it right near where I fluted the rib.
I'm also concerned because the edge of the hole is a little gnarled and I'm thinking its a good place for a crack. I tried to dress it up but that also makes the hole bigger.
It's on the bottom of the stab so cosmetics don't concern me too much here.
Suppose I should use the power tools for setting rivets, not dimpling, huh?
Thanks for advice.