Shaving Time With Occam’s Razor

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Troubleshooting is an art—an art based on experience, knowledge—and sometimes a little luck. I have been building and fixing things all my life, and...

The Dawn Patrol

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The dropped tool disastrophe.

Checkpoints

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Oshkosh 2015 musings.

Editor’s Log

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Are you crazy?

Risky Business

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Amateurs and Experimental aircraft. By Sid Mayeux.

Checkpoints

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Skills transference, part 2.

The Envelope, Please

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Seeing as how we're all part of the Experimental aviation business here, let's talk a little about test flying, shall we? Almost everyone who...

Checkpoints

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Skills transference, part 1.

Down To Earth

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Taking our instrument panel into the next decade. By Amy Laboda.

Editor’s Log

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Have you asked why?

In Case You Missed It

Build Your Skills: Fabric

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Everyone could use a little sunscreen, and the fabric on a fabric-covered aircraft is no exception. This months installment, the last in the series, discusses pre-paint protection to minimize sun damage. By Ron Alexander.

Fitting an RV-7A Cowl

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Time to start the Cowl? It’s one of the biggest milestones and ranks right...

Murphy’s Law, Occam’s Razor

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Ed, an aerospace engineer, and Bill, a 14th Century philosopher, walk into your workshop…and...
My 36 year old clipboard from when I started at Boeing. Engineering ruler and fastener/fastener hole cheat sheets. [Credit: Andrew Robinson]

What Is a Liaison Engineer?

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This column is geared more toward the younger crowd looking to enter aviation, so...