Affordaplane Fabric Covering Choice

[@peteranderson037]

Last weekend I was helping out with some rib stitching on an E-AB Cub clone that is undergoing repairs after a hard landing. I found that rib stitching wasn't as hard as I was led to believe, just tedious. Also, the plane was being re-covered with Polyfiber products. The fumes from those chemicals did live up to their reputation. A non-toxic alternative definitely has my attention.

[@raghuraman1062]

Thank you so much for start again this video series sir!!

[@user-lv7go2tj9m]

Welcome back & much obliged for adding a demo that supports the comparison & choice for covering. Love your companion's outdoor enclosure too!

[@das1252]

I was able to cover my tail feathers at the kitchen table while the family was eating nearby : ) No smell, easy to use, strong.

[@das1252]

Such an easy system to learn. Its SO nice to use.

[@212caboose]

Another excellent vid! Thank you so much for this video series!

[@jbl7092]

Stewart Systems. Looks like a good choice. I really learned a lot from watching this. I also asked in another post if you thought a 1/2 VW would be okay to use on the Affordaplane. Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks again for another great video.

[@JohnHernandez-mc8kk]

The material cloth u use looks a lot like .what we use in composite carbon to cover and relive of existing reason called pealply

[@Biokemist-o3k]

New subscriber here. Great video. I am building a Morgan three wheeler and it is supposed to be built like an old airplane with stretched fabric . What Fabric would you suggest as it will not be flying only driving..lol Should I paint it with aircraft dope to make it stiff ? thank you so much. It is such a big project.

[@russellesimonetta3835]

Low and slow,, I'd cut to the chase and use oracover!!!! Traditional covering take many steps with mine fields along the way.

[@TheFretman2]

What was the actual fabric used??

[@HomebuiltHELP]

That was just a demonstration - so fabric type was not considered. Virtually any of the popular, modern fabrics can be used with the Stewart System. I WILL discuss our options for the Aplane project in a future video.

[@सिध्हयोगर्षि]

Here we go..... love from india

[@n206ja]

That Stewart System is the cat's meow! LOL! ...can't believe I posted that!

[@commentatron]

Whereabouts in Wisconsin are you waiting for the improved weather? Southeastern, central, northern?

[@HomebuiltHELP]

Door County Peninsula. Need freezing days to disappear for good for proper building comfort!

[@commentatron]

@@HomebuiltHELP Understandable. I'm in the MKE area, but using my small basement for building comfort!

[@AndrewBurbo-zw6pf]

tip of the week. a good cage keeps the cat out of your projects