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Sharpie Marking
Mark Forss from the EAA staff demonstrates various ways to measure and layout lines using a sharpie marker.
4:35
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Interval Marking
Mark Forss from the EAA SportAir Workshops staff demonstrates how to customize a ruler to aide in easily locating evenly spaced holes.
5:28
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Simple Sanding
Mark Forss from the EAA SportAir Workshops demonstrates tips to sand composites or wood surfaces.
5:52
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The Legendary Career of Burt Rutan
From the VariEze and Long-EZ to SpaceShipOne, pioneering aerospace engineer Burt Rutan is known throughout the aviation community as someone always pushing the envelope. Learn more about the innovative career that’s made Burt a legend at Oshkosh.
14:58
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Clean Air for Your Shop
Mark Forss from the EAA staff shows how to homebuild a dust collector to help keep the air in your workshop clean.
5:01
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EGT - CHT Basics
Brian Carpenter from Rainbow Aviation Services reviews the operation of EGT and CHT instruments and probes.
6:25
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Jack Hack
Brian Carpenter from Rainbow Aviation Services demonstrates the use of a Jack Hack tool that makes tightening intercom jacks a easy and convenient one sided job. Available from Aircraft Spruce & Specialty.
3:32
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Impulse Coupling
Brian Carpenter from Rainbow Aviation Services discusses the magneto impulse coupling and shows its component parts and how they operate to generate spark and aide in starting your engine.
8:33
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Spark Tester
Brian Carpenter from Rainbow Aviation Services demonstrates the use of a spark tester to bench test a magneto and the spark it generates.
5:47
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EAA's Spirit of Aviation Week
EAA Spirit of Aviation Week is beginning soon! Come together with us July 21-25 to experience and share the spirit of aviation across all areas of flight. #EAAtogether
1:29
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Third Hands
Mark Forss from the EAA staff demonstrates various types of clamps that can be used as a third hand to hold assemblies while building.
3:30
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Fast Curing Fiberglass
Mark Forss from the EAA staff demonstrates how to set up a system to fast cure composites using heat. Always follow resin manufactures' recommendations for any heat curing processes.
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