Technical Tip: Check Twice, Fix Once
To ensure safety: Ask your co-worker to look at what you’ve done and keep track of how to put things back together
So we now come back to the wisdom of that old carpenter who showed me how to frame a house. If you have someone double check your work, you direction, but each one important. improve the reliability of your repair. Period. Measure twice, cut once.
Clint Lowe holds an FAA Airframe and Powerplant certificate with Inspection Authorization and a Commercial Pilot certificate with instrument and multi engine ratings.
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