Fabric Covering Christen Eagle II Biplane Fuselage using Poly Fiber System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2018
- I was hired to install the fabric covering on a Christen Eagle II restoration out of California. I covered the plane using Poly-Fiber covering products.
This video is a time-lapse of the fuselage only. You can find additional pieces of this plane being covered on my channel.
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I hope that you are using the best ventilation you can and that your breathing aparatus is great also. I'm 72 and today, breathing is a task due to COPD because I breathed a lot of the bad stuff.
Alway interesting to see other methods in covering planes....
In my r/c building use seaknight simular but called cover all with buterate dope & thinner preserves balsa wood espicaly on larger models
I love to see a person doing a great job, I'm very happy to know that there are people in the world who truly love their work. Just fantastic. Alexandre from Brazil.
Man alive! You sure do nice work. That’s something to be pretty proud of young lady. This is rapidly becoming a lost art!
You really have skills above many others in this work!
And... I agree with an another Gentleman here about how important there is for You to use a first class respirator.
You save Your young health believe me!
Your workmanship is awesome.
Just found your channel. I like it a lot and watched all of them right away. You going to add new videos soon?
hello my friend, it's been a long time you didn't post again & waiting for the latest video👏👍🙏
First time I have ever seen that done. You made it look easy. Nice work.
Awesome covering Job by a Very Pretty Young Lady, Does my Heart Good :) Most people dont Know that during WWII Women Built and Fabric Covered Aircraft for the War Effort and test flew them.
I'm totally impressed by your craftmanship (which is kind of art I think). Keep up the good work.
Wow, the art of covering. Picasso.
I hope one day I get a chance to build a plane. That looks fun and not so much at the same time. Seems like alot of work and when you appreciate your craft you would probably want everything just perfect. That's how this seems with this video. Amazing work
Outstanding workwomanship.
Great work I love airplanes
outstanding!
Awesome!
Nice work
How nice ..
Main,Good job, continues making video you are very beautiful, we have planes that need your work, in Brazil.piloto, Oliveira.
Would love to own an Eagle II. Trapped in gliders in this life.
I'd really love to see how this project came along.
Good very very good
Excelente 🇩🇴🇩🇴🌎
Are you still working on this? You can tell the care you put into building this plane, very nicely done.
Are you still covering airplanes i kinda miss you ❤
That looks just like my brother's, we're from Bakersfield CA. Recognize the powder coated frame.
Hopefully you will explain as you go next time.
Fantastic videos, but you make it look to easy, sounds crazy but it is fact, how about adding a timer for hours spent working so people understand how much work really goes into the builds you do.
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Great work! Do you have any instructional type videos planned?
@ iapplyufly
I'm very new to the channel. You do great work and I have an equipment question for you. Please excuse me if it's been asked many times, but what brand of iron is that, you are using on the fabric..??
Thank you.
I only just noticed, your vid came up in "Boats Topic"! :¬/
Nice work! What do you want to do? Aerobatic may be?
Amazing job!!! How can I learn to do it?
i saw previous video and thought it will be making aircraft from scratch but i see its only covering frame with fabric. interesting thing anyway
Two things I want to know. You covered the plane in a one position angle, instead of rotating the fuselage. Was there a reason? And second, you used a respirator? Was it much difference in products from the other cover job you did. Do you have preferences in products?
Very cool. Any updated videos? Maybe she's flying by now :)
OR it crashed...
Beautiful job!! 😉👍🏼 Where abouts are you located at?
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I have been using your videos in my Aeronautics Airframe Structures class. My students, who are A&P eligible, are asking if you still work in the industry?
Ok, stupid question warning. What kind of certificate does one need to be able to do aircraft coverings? Do you need an airframe certificate?
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Please show new videio your work is very nice besutfull good ,& you
Are you using medium or heavy fabric?
Another question: What is your reason for taping before the first coat of Polybrush, as per manual?
Personal preference. I find it gives a nicer finish.
How does one get a quote for your services?
A womens touch! Do rib stitch the fabric on???
Any update?
Ha! You even use the same plastic clamps I use.
Why do the bottom last?
The manual instructed that the bottom go on after the sides. It has to be so that the dust skirts can be attached to the outer skins once they are installed.
so what happened since?
Hi! Where are you? Hope you fine!
I thought it was just a few bed sheets sewn together. 😅
You do such an incredible job with these airplanes. But... I've got a question that has been bothering me for, at least, 5 years now. I can't sleep at night. And I often alienate my friends and family, due to an exhausting search for the answers my degenerate ass deserves needs to know.
Did you actually delete the video evidence of the "road cone" taking it's first flight from the back of "someone's" truck, via violent centrifugal forces?
And... do you like nougat???
What are you thoughts, or have you heard from people in your industry regarding AirTech over PolyFiber? The guys at my airport swear by AirTech because it takes so much less time and work. Whaddaya think?
I have not yet had the opportunity to use any AirTech products.
If she keeps covering the planes in the hanger - who is cooking the dinner ???