looks good.

http://www.ransclan.com/forums/showthread.php?4467-S-20-WING-and-FUSELAGE-stand-plans

I dloaded the S20 plans for one off Ransclans it will fit. Its wood but obviously it can be made with steel. I built a set with wood

I see the problem now in your original pic...the boys didnt have that issue..

I will see if I can find a picture of gregs ones

Rodger and Greg had similar issues...the front tab is rounded and doesnt sit nicely to the spar. If you file the tab flat right at the spar that tab should drop down just enough. Also the rib attachment corner pieces to the spar and the rib edges did you make sure they were at 90 deg. The rib edges you need to tap with a block of wood while the rib is flat on the bench to make sure all the pressed edges with the flutes in them are 90 deg to the main body of the rib

What are we looking at? Cant see too much wrong?

I got my Microstop from henchman tools back in april last year as it was cheaper than spruce by a long way. The std tool set seems to supply 100deg bits. The 120deg is a special order otherwise you need to get that 120deg bit kit from spruce

Jason my Microstop had the 100 deg bits but I bought the bits only in a kit from spruce. The rivets are 120 deg so the dimpler and of course the countersinks need to be the same. The 100 deg countersinks will create a too deeper hole ...best to get the right bits for the microstop. The only reason I know this is Rodger who got the S20 in up here with my kit he had the same issue and so he had to go to the next size 100deg rivets. So I looked at my microstop kt I got locally here and found the std set supplied 100 deg. Spruce had the kit of 120 deg for about US$50 I think

Thanks Darrell I hadnt thought of storing the skins that way. I could quite easily make up a rack like that and might be able to fit it in a area I have with a bit of reorganising.

For the guys over here in OZ this is where I got them from https://secure.johnbarry.com.au/shotbags

Thanks Eddie. I took a stab in the dark and thought they would be around that weight. I found some 5kg (11 lb)lead shot bags and ordered 4 of them. They were difficult to find. Would you believe the main user of lead shot bags is theatre companies used for stage weights etc..well over here anyway

I have my own tig so not any drama. But if you have a mate that has one and is used to alu tig which I would think they would be if they had one its only a 10 min job to do it. It isnt structural really you just filling a hole...even a alu mig could do it just need to file it off to make smooth then redrill the holes.

It looks like the holes at the inner sides of the tube are fine. I would fill the outer holes by tig and then just redrill the outer holes to line up.

Not seeing what the issue is and I dont have the book in front of me but cant you just form the edge to 90 deg..usually done with a block of wood and a block behind it or pull the frame out and put it on a flat bench and tap the edges by sliding a wood block across a flat bench that you have the frame on and tap the edges to the 90 deg you need.

The Spruce one doesnt have the foot either... ok cool if I need one I can soon make one and fit it

Thanks Eddie..all the pictures I have seen of the microstop doesnt show that foot..from different suppliers maybe its something you have done there. I ordered mine last night anyway and I can turn up one on my lathe anyway

@Jase Henchman tools are usually very expensive but I will get on the blower and order one tomorrow. Its too cheap to refuse

Eddie the white plastic foot you hav on the microstop tool is that something you made to push onto the front of the tool to use as a foot. I can surprising get a kit here with all the right size countersinks for a very reasonable price but it doesnt show that foot piece Jase you maybe interested in this as well or any other aussie builders https://www.henchman.com.au/CCK1000/9-Piece-Countersink-Cage-_and_-Cutter-Kit/pd.php