Solder It Up

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We are almost to the end of our romp through the solder pads. We’ve learned about the solder itself, and now it is time...
Old iPhone as aviation multi tool

The Best Multi-Tool for your Homebuilt

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I am going to describe the best multi-tool you can own for your homebuilt aircraft—whether flying or building. In the “old” days, a multi-tool...

Unairworthy

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Missing labels.

Aero ‘lectrics

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Temperature trickery.

How Fast Is a Speed Nut?

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A “speed nut” is a somewhat generic term that is occasionally used for a one-piece spring steel fastener that we can use in our...

Metal Magic: Fixing Mistakes and Making Adjustments

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No airplane project is perfect. You are human and you're going to make mistakes. KITPLANES editor at large Paul Dye discusses some of the...

Spin Class

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Spin class.

Grease Options

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As supply-chain problems continue to make it hard to find the products you seek, it is worth noting that not all manufacturers have the...

Memories

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It was 1985 when this 42-year-old kid wrote an article for an upstart magazine aimed at the homebuilt aircraft market. Appearing in the October...

Clamp Stick

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By David Paule

In Case You Missed it

Bond…Click Bond

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Building a better nut plate.

Fly on One…Youll Understand.

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Matt Hlavacs open-air Breezy is a simple, fun way to fly … and, oh, the view!

Engine Beat

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Steve Ells surveys those in the know for tips about what to consider when contemplating the purchase of a used aircraft engine.

Zenith STOL CH 750

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Changing with the times, Zenith Aircraft has introduced an improved version of a design that debuted some 20 years ago. With a larger payload, more robust landing gear and greater visibility among other features, the CH 750 is tailored for today’s sport pilot;