Quick Zenith Super Duty Update...

[@markmccoy8622]

Mark, I just found your channel about a month ago. I have binge watched every episode of your Super Duty build as I dream of building one one day. I now feel like when I started watching Yellowstone 4 seasons in and could watch one episode after another. Now that I am all caught up waiting for the next episode will suck 😂. Thank you for putting all the effort into making these videos as I have thoroughly enjoyed them. Best regards from Texas!

[@kendallhorst7659]

Thanks for keeping her warm and dry😊

[@jorgmichalowski7954]

As your hangar continues to grow, you may soon be able to accommodate a fourth plane 😆👍

[@KitplaneEnthusiast]

I like your thinking!

[@AnonyMous-jf4lc]

How much snow is on the roof? If that's a load bearing wall for your trusses, it makes sense to bow if there is a decent pack of snow on the roof.

[@53jed]

Did you consider the season? Things get smaller in the cold.

[@scottcummings8074]

That's weird, my shop space keeps getting smaller. I'm sure I've lost over a foot between my walls.

[@yagwaw]

I agree, that is the more common behavior.

[@n206ja]

How cold is that hangar? A cold cable is shorter than a warm one!

[@KitplaneEnthusiast]

Not that cold! Lol

[@SpyGeorgilis]

Sounds like that neighbor of yours that steals your tools is also snipping off really short lengths of cable...

[@pwhite2579]

between the previous paint booth and now, at some point you flew through a worm hole and are now in an alternate universe which is slightly larger. The cable went with you for some reason. You will have to fly back through the worm hole to make things right ,,, or you had two cables and tried the short one. what ever ...

[@KitplaneEnthusiast]

Of your two theories, the worm hole is more likely. I know this because the second cable is much longer and it is damaged. It was damaged when I tried to open the hangar door with the cable still attached from the door to the back wall! So I know for sure I have the correct cable, now I just need to find a worm hole I can go through that will make an engine appear in my hangar!

[@johnfitzpatrick2469]

G,day Mark from Sydney Australia. I've seen a lot of spray booths in my time, cabinetmaking. The two main objectives: * Remove overspray from air * Stop particle contamination landing on panel surfaces e.g dust, bugs etc Positive pressure systems, plowing air in and vent out are the cheapest and easiest way. In my opinion. 🥫🍼🌡️