Tag: aircraft spruce

It’s amazing what a little light will reveal, in this case a planned hole for the wing that would have been dangerously close to the wingspar. No worries. The problem was remedied, and it was on to fixing flaws in the wing’s surface and working on the nosewheel and front suspension; by Bob Fritz.

The lathey guy’s guide to work holding.

The industry holds its own while waiting for the economic recovery to kick in. By Stein Bruch and Marc Cook.

Rotary-engine enthusiast Paul Lamar details the benefits and efficiencies of using rotary power for homebuilt aircraft.