Workspace Setup for Building Radio Controlled Models
Build model planes that actually fly! Learn how to set up a workspace for making radio control scale models in this free model making hobby video from an aviation expert and experienced model maker.
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Summary: A well-organized workplace is an essential part of creating a successful product, from the largest assembly line right down to the clutter on your desktop. The process of creating remote control airplanes, cars, helicopters and other models requires complex adjustments using specialized tools. If you have to turn your workshop upside down to find the right allen wrench, not only are you getting frustrated, you are slowing down your building efficiency. The solution to your problem is to get organized!
In this free series of rc model building videos, our expert will demonstrate how to set up the perfect workspace. You will learn what tools you need, such as pliers and wrenches, and how to file them away so they will be at your fingertips when you need them. Expert Village helps you to make your project easier.
About the Expert
Curtis Enlow has played, studied or worked in aviation and aerospace since he was five years old. He has worked flight lines in support of commercial, military, corporate, med-evac and private aircraft. He has also worked in avionics and engine overhaul, as well as manufactured airliners for a major aircraft manufacturer for fifteen years. During this time he has also expressed his interests in aviation by building many types of aircraft and aerospace models – flying and non-flying - as well as studying aerospace history as a hobby.
Curtis has attended The Art institute of Seattle, where he earned associates degrees in audio production and video production. He has since worked in various positions, including writing for National Geographic documentaries and serving in various capacities, including soundman and cameraman on broadcast television and music videos.
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