[prkaye]

I didn't want to be messing around with step ladders to get up to work on all the in-cockpit things like wiring and panel. To make life easier, I built these platforms. They are designed to fit around the gear-legs so they can easily be pulled away from the plane. Just in case anybody likes the idea and wants to borrow it

 

[Sam Buchanan]

I didn't want to be messing around with step ladders to get up to work on all the in-cockpit things like wiring and panel. To make life easier, I built these platforms. They are designed to fit around the gear-legs so they can easily be pulled away from the plane. Just in case anybody likes the idea and wants to borrow it

Very trick, Phil!

 

[rv6rick]

You're killin' me .

Very innovative .

And to think that I built 5 or 6 RV's/Rockets and am still using the same 2 milkcrates .

 

[Vlad]

What a great idea! Being short guy myself I was thinking about some benches/elevations. Thanks Phil

 

[panhandler1956]

Sweet!

Reminds me of the scaffolds that you see on big airplane assembly lines - too cool!
Great idea!

 

[Ironflight]

I did the same thing (but nowhere near as pretty) - mounted my 12V power supplies and other support stuff underneath the work platforms. Got the idea from, well....KSC....

 

[prkaye]

Got the idea from, well....KSC....

What's KSC ?

 

[Loboflyer]

I think someone is just showing off their woodworking skills simultaneously with metalworking skills

I like the back rails... you must be like me -- I'd be walking backwards off them at least once an hour, with battle scars and choice words to match!

 

[Mike S]

What's KSC ?

Knowing where Paul works, I suspect it has something to do with Kennedy Space Center???

Do I win the prize???