Metal Magic: Tools

In this episode, Paul Dye describes some of the common tools a builder of a metal airplane will use.
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[@toddrader1698]

A VERY well done presentation on the basic tools needed! That helps take some of the mystery out of it.

[@stan916]

The episode number should probably be in the video title so one can watch them in order. Thanks for the video!

[@yvescartilier6478]

Excellent Paul ! You have wonderful teaching skills.

[@Vansaircraftbuilders]

Great videos and info for our builders!

[@99Isopropyl]

Amazing video. I want to build in the coming years and videos like these are invaluable.

[@Factory400]

Fantastic introduction for a beginner like me. Thank you!

[@Cokie907]

Man, this video has really given me a good idea of what I'm thinking about doing here. Subscribed!

[@KitplanesMagazine]

Thanks!

[@muhammadsteinberg]

Portable 30gal air compressor?

[@martinagueda3354]

Hi sir..Can you pls upload a video on how to read the structural repair manual?..Thank you sir

[@P51]

the SubSonex is built entirely using pulled rivets?

[@Ironflight]

Yes - I don’t think I pulled the solid rivets out for anything, unless it was for some custom trim pieces I built (that weren’t required).

[@beachboardfan9544]

This makes me want to build with composite

[@JustPlaneChris]

Until you watch a series on how you need to fill and sand and fill and sand and fill and sand.... And did I mention fill and sand?

[@beachboardfan9544]

@@JustPlaneChris Lol that is a good point!

[@Max_Janszen]

I work in composites for a living and i dont mind it, i want to learn sheet metal because it can translate to some decent side money