Your ahead of me Chrissi on tig welding. You do nice work.
     Trouble is I need another 24 hours in each day :)

     Paul Lamar

I see the need for an extra 24 hours but also just as life gets really interesting you run out of years too. I know you are having fun but go work on your own plane now and then.
TIG was just one more thing we had to learn, we are building to a self imposed 99% rule.
Some things we just had to have the experts like Tracey and Bruce Turrentine do.
A good part of the adventure is in the build.
...Chrissi

www.CozyGirrrl.com
Cozy Mk-IV RG 13B-turbo
Plans #957 Chapter? big pieces done, details, details

I have been building stuff all my life. I had a heliarc welder back in 1970.
Used it to design and build a mid engine Firebird under contract with Pontiac.  
"The Mid-Engine Firebird" by John Lamm, Motor Trend February 1972
I am getting rusty however so I farm the tig stuff out. Then Of course
I did the casting patterns for your manifold. Working hard on a 250 to 300 HP 
super low cost slide throttle P-port engine for show at Sun & Fun as we speak. 
You should be glad I am NOT working on just another rotary powered air plane :) 
Actually help is on the way. My son is going to take over the Kis building project 
I think.

Paul Lamar
 
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