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Home Shop Machinist

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...composites and building his Jabiru, and contributed to this magazine in countless ways. Bob Hadley is, I can tell, milled from the same block of alloy as Bob Fritz. It...

DIY Bond Studs

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...the McMaster-Carr catalog where you will find a variety of threaded studs attached to perforated bases. The stainless steel versions are attractive because of their resistance to corrosion. Scratch Building...

Buzzwords: Human Factors

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Built your avionics yet? Soldering complete, software written, interface bugs worked out? OK, I admit these questions don’t pertain to 99%-plus of pilots building airplanes who select their instruments from...

Wind Tunnel

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...it can separate smoothly and building a shape that’s structurally sound. Trailing Edge Flow Except when a wing is stalled, the air flows smoothly over its surface without separation. When...

Richard Yerian’s GlaStar

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I started building the GlaStar in 1996 with the help of my wife Judy. The time to complete it was 17 years. The project started in a two car garage...

Dynon ships new Comm Radio, Intercom, and Skyview software 6.0

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...building on existing modes such as heading hold, GPS ground track hold, altitude hold, and control wheel steering. VFR pilots also benefit with a new alternative set of simplified autopilot...

Kurt Nielsen's Baby Lakes

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My plans-built Baby Lakes has been 31 years in the making before first flight on 22 May, 2013. I took a long break while building a Pulsar (OY-NIF). Finally, I...

What’s New: Garmin’s Bold Experimental Push

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...by the idea of building and owning his own aircraft. A technical writer for the Garmin team, he is now building an RV-7. Matt X – is a staff engineer...

Build Your Own Hangar Doors

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...a down sell, since owners building on airports with limited leaseholds will opt for cheaper construction. “If they’re building it for a residential hangar that they’re going to keep for...

Homebuilding-In the House!

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...I could consider building is at home, I started looking for a way to make it happen. I thought about building a stairway and door to my basement, but that...

In Case You Missed It

Carving Fiberglass the Easy Way

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Shaping fiberglass parts might be messy, but it doesn't need to be hard. When...

Roll Your Own

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Although the KK-1 is scratch-built, builders Ken Scott and Ken Krueger have used all of the modern tools at their disposal to expedite the design and building process. This month, Scott discusses the more than satisfactory results of load-testing the wing and horizontal stab;

Learning How to Drag Your Tail

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Making the transition from trigear to tailwheels.

Weep No More

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When a fuel-tank repair means crafting your own rivets.