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~The Shop~Here is my shop. Ok, really it is a two car garage that was converted into a tempory aircraft factory. When one does not have the luxury of building in a hanger, you have to be creative with space. I really admire those who can do this in a one car garage, or even an apartment!
Here is what I have done to save space. I went by a fire station and asked if they had an old fire hose they could give me. They did, and it worked great for hanging the wings on the wall!
Here is a way you can hang your plans. I got the idea from Larry Olson, who is building an RV-6. My plans were starting to get torn up laying on a table. This is also a good method if you are standing accross the room, and need to glance at a drawing.
This hanging shelf works well to store all the control surfaces on, and it keeps them in good shape, out of the way.
Here is something I did to aid in working inside and on the top of the fuse. It is done with an engine stand and some angle iron. The back is supported by a roll-around shop chair...this works out well when you want to move it around to clean the shop! Want to see how it is done? Click Here. |