FAA Advisory Circular 43.13-1B
Acceptable Methods, Techniques, and Practices
Aircraft Inspection and Repair
AC 43.13-1B | 1. Wood Structure | 1. Materials and Practices | 1-11. Method of Applying Pressure
AC 43.13-1B
9/8/98
move nails after assembly, the mechanic
should examine adjacent structure to see
whether nails remain from original manufac-
ture.
limited pressure area of the clamps, especially
when one member is thin (such as plywood).
The strip or block should be at least twice as
thick as the thinner member being bonded.
e. On larger members (spar repairs for
example), apply pressure by means of screw
clamps, such as a cabinet-maker’s bar or
“C-clamps.” Strips or blocks should be used
to distribute clamping pressure and protect
members from local crushing due to the
f. Immediately after clamping or nailing
a member, the mechanic must examine the en-
tire joint to assure uniform part contact and
adhesive squeeze-out. Wipe away excess ad-
hesive.
1-12.1-17. [RESERVED.]
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