EricS wrote:..I was on the fence when trying to decide which route to take. I just happened to purchase a well-priced pre-owned Waiex kit that had the angle component kit option. After having a few hours of build time under my belt now, I'm glad that I have the angle kit.
structurespilot wrote:I have read the last post by 142YX, and taken offence to your comments. You have not even come close to learning the trade after making 5 brackets. You have only learned how to read one type of drawing, measure, layout rivet holes, and deburr the edges. The "trade" of being an airframe mechanic is far more complicated. Just because you have ordered some metal and made a few parts, doesn't make you even close to knowledgeable.
There's also a huge difference between someone who assembles aircraft parts in a Cessna factory, and a Airframe mechanic.
I also wasn't a professional pilot after my first solo either.
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