wing rotisserie for painting

[carrollcw]

Its time to paint my wings and I cannot figure out the best/easiest way to make a wing rotisserie! Anyone have some good pictures of how you did it? Thanks!

[BillL]

Well, I was going to say search for it, but I could not find it either.

OK - two saw horses, one has a provision to hold the spar in either of two positions, with a slot for one and pad for other. The second end uses a length of PVC pipe inserted in the rib holes and is padded to prevent damage.

This is what I remember as the most clever and low capital/time investment.

Maybe add link if found.

Good Luck!

[GLPalinkas]

Originally Posted by carrollcw

Its time to paint my wings and I cannot figure out the best/easiest way to make a wing rotisserie! Anyone have some good pictures of how you did it? Thanks!

Here is what worked for me.....Even for sanding prep








Almost forgot the most important part.... Let them dry in your dining room

[larrynew]

I copied ideas from VAF. Simple, cheap and quick. Worked well and wouldn't change anything.

[bret]

I welded up,a Jig for the engine stand and then lengthened the legs. If any one wants to barrow it local, about 80lbs.

[carrollcw]

Thanks everyone for the help. I went with the notched sawhorse idea. It works pretty well. Will start painting this week!