Well sir. Sorry but it is rather important to get the trailing edge as straight as possible. Have you glued the top and bottom trailing edge sheeting on yet? If not you have an option here. Before you do it make sure you pin the whole thing down perfectly straight and the sheeting should fix the problem.
I am guessing that you already have glued the sheeting on so you might have a small problem here. You did sand the trailing edge stock to shape in with the ribs right? Is this where the warps came in? You can try to sand the sheeting a little bit to get it straighter. Just take your time with this and try to get it right. Otherwise if it's really critical you could also try to pin the whole thing down properly and wet the aft parts of the wing a little bit. The water might help bend the wood right. I dunno I need more details as to what you have done and what you haven't done yet. If it's only tiny warps you should be ok. Say if it bows to the tip you can always try to straighten it with the covering afterwards. I dunno.
Get the pic resized in paint and save it maybe as a different file type so you can post it.
I am guessing that you already have glued the sheeting on so you might have a small problem here. You did sand the trailing edge stock to shape in with the ribs right? Is this where the warps came in? You can try to sand the sheeting a little bit to get it straighter. Just take your time with this and try to get it right. Otherwise if it's really critical you could also try to pin the whole thing down properly and wet the aft parts of the wing a little bit. The water might help bend the wood right. I dunno I need more details as to what you have done and what you haven't done yet. If it's only tiny warps you should be ok. Say if it bows to the tip you can always try to straighten it with the covering afterwards. I dunno.
Get the pic resized in paint and save it maybe as a different file type so you can post it.
