Zenith Super Duty Inboard Wing Skins

[@kennygee6627]

Great video, nice work, nice hanger 🤟🏽😁

[@Maingear81]

I had no clue how to do this. Thank you for taking time to show me how this is done!

[@Daniel-np1wb]

The work you do to record and make available is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[@mikechapman765]

Mark- The extra time you spend making the videos is GREATLY appreciated. Those of us that are building CH-750 Super Duty aircraft can really benefit from the helpful tips you provide in your videos.

[@jorgmichalowski7954]

Thank you for doing the extra work with the videos. 👍 I think the idea of using the wood to fix the inside nose rib is really good. Your result looks really good!

[@randyrichey6931]

Appreciate you taking the time to film the build process, I’ve really enjoyed watching the build come together

[@frankthomas855]

Thanks for putting all the work into making these videos.

[@jeremylauer5234]

Thank you very much for taking the extra time to film the inboard skin installation. much appreciated.

[@can5projects563]

another great video. Love the slow-motion part.

[@umatgreyhound]

Thanks MP

[@01boian]

Even thoug I restore an old wooden/fabric aircraft I really enjoy looking at Your videos!

[@Redbird85C]

Really liked this video. The step-by-step detail was really helpful on a fairly complex part of the project and sharing your techniques is great. I'd probably trash my inboard skins if I hadn't seen this so Thanks!

[@taildragger7355]

Between "hammer time" and the Charlie Chaplain walk, this was wildly entertaining....oh, and building an airplane, of course.

[@flyod26]

Great video, thanks Mark!!!

[@ikay2102]

Nice music choice 😄😄

[@jimstrieby4998]

Excellent video to watch good alum sheet metal skill. Thanks!

[@davidrobins4025]

The progress you are making is fun to follow. The "slow walk" was impressive, but I think you will need to work on that for any future video. Thanks for the high quality video of your build.

[@ShortStrokePiston]

I was dreading this portion of the build when I get to it. Thanks for the video, it’s giving me confidence! I hope mine (wing skin) looks as good as yours.

[@joat_mon]

Q: how long does it take to build a Zenith Super Duty? A: About 350 hours if you only work at building the plane. If you film the process for KZbin, then more like 3,000 hours. Thanks for taking the time to film the process. Your effort is greatly appreciated. 👍

[@KitplaneEnthusiast]

Your question and answer is very accurate! Lol

[@joat_mon]

@@KitplaneEnthusiast Don't I know it. Working at a CNC conversion for nearly 7 months now.

[@whathasxgottodowithit3919.]

Very interesting, great to see your work completed to the highest standard.

[@davidmullet1030]

Thank you

[@SpyGeorgilis]

- Hi there, Mr. aircraft kit maker, I just wanted to ask: how many hours does it take to build Model XYZ? - Oh It depends but for most people it's between 800 and 1,200 hours... wait, are you a KZbinr? - Yes. - 3,000 hours. (please keep up the good work!)

[@DrT_MD]

So much nicer than the cruzer design.

[@telliott100]

Mark, the little gap where you are trying to decide whether to install another rivet, is it important to seal up all the gaps so rain will not get in? Thanks, Thomas

[@johnfitzpatrick2469]

G, day Mark from Sydney Australia. The video is helpful in setting the benchmark standard. I like shortcuts. Such as a rivet at each end and draw a line with identical spacings. With aluminium skins, I'm always worried- shouldn't a wiring harness be going in first? 🌏🛩️

[@KitplaneEnthusiast]

G’day mate! There’s only a few wires run through the wing for lights and they are already installed aft of the rear spar.

[@peteranderson037]

You need to fire your camera operator and hire someone who knows how to pull focus. ;)