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October 2021
...Written exclusively for enthusiasts like you, our editors pack each issue with need-to-know information on building, flying, designing and maintaining your own amateur-built category manned aircraft. Subscribe Today Already a...
Mike and Laura Starkey’s RANS S-21: Part 11
...close. We have had the kit and have been building for just over two years. When we first got it, I thought we would be flying in a year. I...
Star Bird!
If we normally stick close to the more practical end of kit building in this magazine, this isn’t one of those times. Instead, as we take a look at Star...
What Shape is Your Documentation In?
...and psychologically. The neatnik’s workbench—a place for everything, everything in its place. The Whys Efficiency. When you’re working on a building task and need a piece of information, having it...
Fast, Flat and Simple
...think of when building a large work-table is no longer needed. One could not build such a large structure this flat by hand (not meant to be a challenge to...
HOG Prime Mover
...(or building contractor) can do the “eyeball” calculation in a couple of minutes. (It’s sometimes called a TLAR analysis—that looks about right.) Jim and Ed rasslin’ the array onto the...
Good Fundamentals
...input, see how it reacts and scale your subsequent inputs accordingly. (Photo: Shutterstock) These variations are the beginning of building up a good set of fundamentals—the ability to feel what...
Failure to Launch
...instrument panel access and sufficient service loop in the original wiring. When building, I made an effort to employ service loops where applicable, but next time, they’ll still be a...
Shop in Comfort
...1930s, but today there is no reason to be uncomfortable in your shop. I’ve confessed to building Metal Illness in a space that many, or most, would rate less than...
Dave Martin 1938–2021
...some time off. There were things to build, rain gutters to clean. Shattuck eventually wore him down, and Dave eventually spent 17 years of his professional life building this magazine....













