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Legalities

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...that plainly is not his intent when he builds an airplane for his own use, and isn’t in the business of building and selling aircraft to others. Since the homebuilder...

Starduster Retrospective

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...you, Starduster plans seem, well, sparse. They rely on the builder for basic building skills and leave some things to the imagination—there are no drawings of the engine mount or...

Shop Made Tools

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...much fun as building the props themselves, which in turn was necessary to build the airplane. There’s an anthropology lesson in there somewhere. Fig. 18: Duplicator used to carve maple...

Ask the DAR

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...Ann, have built seven amateur-built airplanes including two ultralight types, a Moni Motorglider, a Dragonfly Mk2, two RV-6s and a Zenair CH 601HDS. They are currently building a scratch-built biplane....

Editor’s Log

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...Building a good relationship with an A&P is an excellent way to do this, and learn more about airplane maintenance as well. Sure, most builders can probably pick out the...

Letters

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...ship somewhere. When he docks, we’ll let him know that there are still people building his circuits and enjoying his column.—Ed. It’s a Snap (on)! Paul Dye wrote an article...

Hangar Policy Lunacy

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...to the FAA’s hangar policy toward homebuilding that escaped the Level 4 bio containment last week and never should have. It set the AVweb (and KITPLANES) mailboxes alight for a...

EAA Asking FAA to Recognize All Homebuilding Activity

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...will ask the FAA to consider all active aircraft construction as an aeronautical activity. We believe any type of active homebuilding meets the standard of aeronautical activity and EAA will...

First Flight For "One Week Wonder"

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...a state-of-the-art engine [a Rotax 912 iS] and a touch-screen Dynon panel.” Charlie Becker, EAA’s homebuilt community manager, said the project achieved its purpose to show that building your own...

Courreges Sonex, Argentina

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My Sonex took to the air for the first time on July 23, 2014. I completed the project after almost four years of building and learning. It has a Jabiru...

In Case You Missed It

Flight Review: Point of Ignition

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Builder Kurt Goodfellow has risen to the challenge of installing a Wilksch Airmotive WAM-120 diesel powerplant in his Van’s RV-9, and the proof is in the performance test results. By Ken Krueger.

Completions

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Builders share their successes.

Thin-Wall Close-Quarters Sockets

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Don't you hate it when the nut is so close to a rivet...

The Home Machinist

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Using a real computer-assisted design (CAD) program to design your panel has multiple benefits.