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Building one of the EAA shop tables. I started doing this
long before I even knew I was going to build a Kitfox. I
just knew I was going to build something.
EAA 1000 table Plans
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Jan 2005
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A shot of some of the clutter that will need to be cleared
out. You can see I added a 4' fluorescent shop light. I
eventually have three more to put up. No such thing as
too much light.
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Jan 2005
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Here you can see I ran another circuit to place 4 extra
receptacles along the wall. If you do this, don't forget to
check your electrical codes as most areas require a
garage outlet to be a GFI.
I'm also getting things ready to throw some epoxy paint
on the floor.
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Nov 2005
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Here I have applied the second coat of paint to the floor.
This was preceded by using a de-greaser, an etch, a
primer and of course the first coat. I can tell now that I'm
not going to get that glass look like I wanted. I used a
one part epoxy and should have gone for the two
part...oh well, live and learn. The floor does look much
better and will certainly clean up easy now. Gotta let it
dry for a couple days and then move things over & do
the other side.
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Nov 2005
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Ok...The floor is done, the hanger...uh...garage is set
up, what else do I need? The plane! Where the heck is
my plane? I think waiting on transport of the kit is going
to be tough. As it turns out, the weather in the Pacific
Northwest has been hammering them with no end in
sight which makes transporting a bit tricky. Ok, I'm going
to go count clecos or sumthin.
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Dec 2005
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I ended up getting this band saw to work on several
fabrications I know it will take me through.
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