Experimenter

OCT 2014

Experimenter is a magazine created by EAA for people who build airplanes. We will report on amateur-built aircraft as well as ultralights and other light aircraft.

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28 Vol.3 No.10 / October 2014 HINTS FOR HOMEBUILDERS Cable End Treatment Brian Carpenter from Rainbow Aviation Services demonstrates a way to permanently eliminate frayed cable ends. Clecos - Types and Uses Roger Dubbert from Zenith Aircraft shows the different types of clecos and their uses along with how to use the cleco pliers. Making a Fiberglass Layup EAA Technical Counselor Mike Busch demonstrates how to apply two layers of fi berglass cloth over a foam core. Spray Painting - Hang Those Parts EAA aircraft mechanic Mike Peer shows how to hang parts while spray painting to provide a nice fi nish. HINTS FOR HOMEBUILDERS VIDEOS THE FOLLOWING HINTS ARE JUST A SMALL SAMPLE OF THE MORE THAN 400 HINTS FOR HOMEBUILDERS VIDEOS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING ONLINE HERE. I AM SURE THAT after I turn out the lights and leave my shop that the clecos come out to play. The proof of this is that they seem to continually decrease in number, which I am sure is due to some of them sneaking away in the night. My normal storage method for my clecos is a combination of Ziploc bags and various cups and cans. I have no idea of how many I have of each size, and thus I could not tell you if any are missing. When I have to use them at a different location, I usually have to find a cardboard box to haul them, piling bags, cups, and cans randomly in the box. If I need a particular size cleco, I have to rummage through the collec- tion to find the right size. A Simple Cleco Holder A quick way to keep clecos in order BY RICHARD KOEHLER Photography by George Steed

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