Builder Spotlight

Phillips? Flat head? Double blade? Bob Fritz clears up questions you didn't even know you had about screwdrivers. When you're building a plane, the right tool for the right job (and right space) really does matter.

DAR Mel Asberry continues his discussion of aircraft operating limitations by looking at why we do what we do during those important Phase I tests.

Lots of power in a tiny package.

Getting it on the gear & engine selection.

Builders share their successes.

There are seemingly few more mundane tasks than making holes, but there are as many ways to do them, as there are different sizes and shapes of holes. This month, Stein Bruch describes how to cut holes in the panel yourself, using tools you may already have around the shop.

Applying for a repairman certificate, replacing a missing airworthiness certificate.

Builders share their successes.

Always in high demand, be ready to act fast when you find one you like.

Rule number one for building the SubSonex: Build from the inside out. Rule number two: Never close anything until you have no choice but...