Outstanding video. We are building a Zenith Cruzer and have just finished the tail and are waiting on the wings. We bought the tool set from Zenith and spent the first couple of weeks building the workbench and organizing the tools. You are dead on that getting organized is key to getting a good build cadence going. Freight Harbor has become my best friend as we are picking up new tools.
As for compressor run cycles you can add tanks i use a 40 gallon 2 stage compressor in the shop(in a sound dampen enclosure with a 2 150 gallon tanks outside for air storage on average it cycles the compressor once every 1.5hrs instead of every 5 to 10 minutes this also helps in drying the air and keeping the air cleaner for the tool filter system and the painting filter/dryer system as well.
Thank you so much sir i learned a lot from u even though it was brief overview . I'm hoping those overview i could apply it during interview and to be an aircraft mechanic later on..
For a quiet air compressor, I bought an 8 gallon California Air Tools compressor. Extremely quiet at 60 decibels which is equal to normal conversation. 70 decibels is equal to a loud restaurant. Big difference. The compressor is sufficient for pulling rivets, but not for something requiring high volume like painting. Just my opinion.
I'm currently studying aircraft engineering and I'm hoping to see more of this video. 😊
It helps me to know the tools well
Glad it was helpful!
Love it ❤
Outstanding video. We are building a Zenith Cruzer and have just finished the tail and are waiting on the wings. We bought the tool set from Zenith and spent the first couple of weeks building the workbench and organizing the tools. You are dead on that getting organized is key to getting a good build cadence going. Freight Harbor has become my best friend as we are picking up new tools.
Sounds like you’re off to a great start as well. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for a good information about tools
Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. Your videos are very high quality and add time to your build. Much appreciated!
John I really appreciate people watching and hopefully finding some value in them. Thank you for watching and commenting.
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Thank you for valuable information 😊 about tools
As for compressor run cycles you can add tanks i use a 40 gallon 2 stage compressor in the shop(in a sound dampen enclosure with a 2 150 gallon tanks outside for air storage on average it cycles the compressor once every 1.5hrs instead of every 5 to 10 minutes this also helps in drying the air and keeping the air cleaner for the tool filter system and the painting filter/dryer system as well.
Great tips. With the exception of painting mine doesn’t run that much or for long.
Thank you so much sir i learned a lot from u even though it was brief overview . I'm hoping those overview i could apply it during interview and to be an aircraft mechanic later on..
How came you didnt mention fabric tools and tools for wood wings thanks good videos as well
Mainly because we are not building an aircraft with wood or fabric materials.
For a quiet air compressor, I bought an 8 gallon California Air Tools compressor. Extremely quiet at 60 decibels which is equal to normal conversation. 70 decibels is equal to a loud restaurant. Big difference. The compressor is sufficient for pulling rivets, but not for something requiring high volume like painting. Just my opinion.
Pl send me all tools catalogue and price list
I dont sell tools.