About The Project:

The airplane is a home-built, scratch-built Zenith CH 750 STOL. Building from plans/blueprints is a challenging way to build an airplane, since most of the parts you use to build it are not prefabricated. I chose the Zenith CH 750 STOL for its rugged design, its STOL (Short Take-Off and Landing) characteristics and its aluminum construction. Zenith Aircraft Company has designed this airplane so that it can be built from scratch or from a kit by the average person. They provide excellent technical support for both kit and scratch builders. In addition, I'll be installing a 1965 Chevrolet Corvair 164 cid horizontally opposed, air cooled, 6-cylinder engine, with special conversion parts to make it suitable for airplane duty. This is what the airplane will look like when I'm done, although I'll have a different paint scheme:

Follow my progress below!

Sunday, November 20, 2016

New Videos on YouTube.

Friends,

I've been hard at work this weekend (when I wasn't working on the firewall) editing videos together for my YouTube Channel. I just released these videos, which include some tech tips, and two of several segments of my Horizontal Stabilizer build:

Horizontal Stabilizer Build - Part 1:


Horizontal Stabilizer Build - Part 2:

Tech Tip: Rivet Fan Setup:

More videos on the way...

Cheers!
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