Scratch Building a Model with Greg Hahn - Model Aviation magazine

Greg Hahn shares some fundamental scratch building tools for any builder. A supplement to the June 2012 issue of Model Aviation and the Project Scratch Build article.
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[@bassinbob1965]

Watch this video guys. This man is no joke. Thanks Greg for making and posting this video.

[@goodboyringo9716]

You really got lucky finding that spoke tool . I'm not holding my breath finding one of these tools.

[@SsDiBoi]

Great vid 👍🏻👍🏻

[@EricLaermans]

Speaking words of wisdom.

[@rajangr2620]

Thank you , you have done a great job

[@snweren731]

Thank you, you have done a greate job Or you can glue the sand paper to the bench and move your part back and forth on it,like i do for sanding leading edges.

[@praba4036]

Crew NASA recycle *ocean*😣

[@colinmann3480]

love the video i am not happen what i get in the shops now so i will start making my own thanks, colin uk.

[@kyongslist]

lol great video however why would you need to go to an antique store or even an auction just to get a spoke shave? theres numerous places in addition to online where you can get any kind of spoke shave youd like.

[@zeeek1]

Great vids!

[@gogogeedus]

Or you can glue the sand paper to the bench and move your part back and forth on it,like i do for sanding leading edges.

[@kyongslist]

im all for tools to help you ensure a straight, true boat (specifically hydroplane like in the video), but personally, unless your a complete novice, I dont believe the jig is as critical and absolutely required as he emphasized. I have been seeing more and more people (including a gentleman with his own website for wooden boat kits hes designed himself) that never use jigs and still build perfectly straight hulls. As long as you indeed have a good bench/work area thats flat and level, your patient and aware of the critical areas of the hull that need to be straight and you take consideration towards that, youll be fine.

[@ronfleming6701]

It's all good

[@samrachhenapradhan2780]

It works

[@zeeek1]

Me too!

[@77Avadon77]

Why do you have a black eye? No means no!!!