Original Posted By: "Douwe Blumberg"
It was titled "my first welding project, lots of pics..." or something. I didn'tread it for MONTHS and MONTHS as it just sounded boring. Then, finally, oneday where I was more bored that even that sounded, I read it.... WOW.His FIRST welding project... geesh...Seems appropriate as a lot of guys building planes had never welded, or woodworked,prior to starting quite an endeavor. Hope ya'll like it. I don't thinkyou have to have an account to view a topic in that forum, but if so, it's a spamfree site. Also a good resource if you're ever looking for nice stationarytools or help on fixing them up.http://www.owwm.org/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=128832Read this topic online here:http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.p ... __________
Pietenpol-List: Off topic but motivational thread from another site.
Pietenpol-List: Off topic but motivational thread from another site.
Original Posted By: "tools"
That would work. I will build one as Ono as the next request come in.Thanks=2C Ray Krause Sent from my iPadOn Apr 13=2C 2013=2C at 4:22 PM=2C Steve Emo wrote:There is a rig here the guys use. It is a plastic tube with a release door. They tie/strap the tube to the struts then activate the release door from the cockpit with a pull wire. Works good.SteveOn Apr 13=2C 2013=2C at 4:43 PM=2C "Douwe Blumberg" wrote:Hello all=2CWell=2C of course what follows is all hypothetical=85IF the man who was my surrogate dad and mentor=3B the man who taught me art and helped me fall in love with model airplanes and antique airplanes died. And IF we had agreed that I=92d scatter his ashes from the Pietenpol=2C and IF I had kept his ashes for three years while I finished the plane=2C and and IF the Pietenpol was finally flying=85Any ideas as to how one would scatter ashes from an open cockpit plane without getting them in your face or all over the airplane?Of course=2C because of numerous legal and environmental issues I would never actually do this=2C=2C but IF I hypothetically wanted to=85 How would I do it?Open to ideas.Douwe=========>http://www.matronics.com/Navigator?Piet ... n========= ________________________________________________________________________________Subject: Pietenpol-List: Off topic but motivational thread from another site.
That would work. I will build one as Ono as the next request come in.Thanks=2C Ray Krause Sent from my iPadOn Apr 13=2C 2013=2C at 4:22 PM=2C Steve Emo wrote:There is a rig here the guys use. It is a plastic tube with a release door. They tie/strap the tube to the struts then activate the release door from the cockpit with a pull wire. Works good.SteveOn Apr 13=2C 2013=2C at 4:43 PM=2C "Douwe Blumberg" wrote:Hello all=2CWell=2C of course what follows is all hypothetical=85IF the man who was my surrogate dad and mentor=3B the man who taught me art and helped me fall in love with model airplanes and antique airplanes died. And IF we had agreed that I=92d scatter his ashes from the Pietenpol=2C and IF I had kept his ashes for three years while I finished the plane=2C and and IF the Pietenpol was finally flying=85Any ideas as to how one would scatter ashes from an open cockpit plane without getting them in your face or all over the airplane?Of course=2C because of numerous legal and environmental issues I would never actually do this=2C=2C but IF I hypothetically wanted to=85 How would I do it?Open to ideas.Douwe=========>http://www.matronics.com/Navigator?Piet ... n========= ________________________________________________________________________________Subject: Pietenpol-List: Off topic but motivational thread from another site.