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Plotting a triangular rib?

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ToddK

ToddK

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I am pretty sure I remember seeing a thread where someone asked about a way to convert (plot) typical wing ribs set at 90 degrees to the spars to diagonal wing ribs set on an angle. I have spent a few hours searching, and cant seem to find it. Anyone have that thread watched, or the info?


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