Building the 750 SDXTREME: Part 17

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Custom mods to the 750 SDX main gear and nosegear bring serious weight savings and unique titanium parts to life—right down to the pedals and steering rods.
case parting plates

Case Parting Plates

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A low-cost, effective method for separating stubborn Lycoming O-290 case halves using homemade parting plates and basic hardware.
Stainless Steel Fuel Lines

Fabricating Stainless Steel Fuel Lines

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Hands-on techniques for reliable stainless fuel lines
When possible I pre-polish skins, like this Onex vertical tail skin, through Nuvite grade C prior to assembly. Polishing tools

Taking a Shine To 6061-T6 – Part 2

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Cutting the initial shine with NuShine II F9 is key to a polished finish. Here's how to master the pad, pressure, speed, and polish for gleaming results.
p-38 2/3 scale

Forked-Tail Masterpiece

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Jim O’Hara’s scratchbuilt P-38 is a multi-generational effort .
oil cooler shutter

Oil Cooler Shutter

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Ditch the duct tape— an adjustable fix for oil coolers.

Sitting Up Front Again

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From hot rods to homebuilts, a new editor takes the stick at KITPLANES—with steady hands, clear skies, and a love for hands-on aviation.
perfection is a trap

Eating the Elephant—Part 5

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Perfection isn’t a goal—it’s a trap.
Groppo Trail

Flying the Groppo Trail

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How to say ‘mountain flying’ in Italian.
cad for the home shop

CAD for the Home Shop

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Explore how EAA members use Solid Edge and 3D printing to design, model, and build aircraft parts—affordably and efficiently with modern CAD tools.

In Case You Missed It

Flight Review: The Wittman W10 Tailwind

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The apparently simple lines and construction of the Wittman Tailwind belie a thoughtful sophistication that even todays aircraft designers can appreciate.

Editor’s Log

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Are you ready?

One Week Wonder

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They Did It! Over 2,500 people help build a Zenith CH 750 Cruzer in just seven days.

Restoring the RV-1

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The very first Van’s prototype flies again, thanks to months of volunteers’ hard work, and its designer climbs back into the cockpit, some five decades after he built it.