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Post subject: Experimental - Amateur Built Bookshelf  Posted: 31 Dec 2015, 22:40 |
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Attachment: EAB Bookshelf.jpg So I got inspired by my recent "you can build a plane too" workshop at Zenith Aircraft. The workshop is held in the factory, amidst the entire 601/650/701/750/801 parts inventory. So I picked up some wing ribs with a plan of making some furniture. Behold, my first efforts. Bookshelf/nightstand made of wing ribs and vintage/salvage beadboard. Fun project!
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Post subject: Re: Experimental - Amateur Built Bookshelf Posted: 31 Dec 2015, 22:47 |
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For aviation books ONLY.  Jgreen
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Post subject: Re: Experimental - Amateur Built Bookshelf Posted: 01 Jan 2016, 01:59 |
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Nah, put something cool like an Aerostar logo.
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Post subject: Re: Experimental - Amateur Built Bookshelf Posted: 01 Jan 2016, 09:40 |
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Username Protected wrote: So I got inspired by my recent "you can build a plane too" workshop at Zenith Aircraft. The workshop is held in the factory, amidst the entire 601/650/701/750/801 parts inventory. So I picked up some wing ribs with a plan of making some furniture.
Those ribs are from what model of Zenith? From their depth I'm going to guess an 801.
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Post subject: Re: Experimental - Amateur Built Bookshelf Posted: 01 Jan 2016, 12:48 |
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Username Protected wrote: Behold, my first efforts. Bookshelf/nightstand made of wing ribs and vintage/salvage beadboard. Fun project! It looks awesome to me! However, on a more sober note, I must observe that your wife has not given it a place of prominence inside the house...  
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