HELLOW ALL;
AS FAR AS SPACED IS CONCERNED I am building in a 2 car garage and have my
nice leveled lay up table and plastic topped fiberglass cutting table in
there. I have been finishing each of the flight control surfaces and
moving them out as they are finished and routing them out to storage (in
the bedroom). The first wing in in the garage and it is a little cozy, but
still workable. The second wing is to follow in the same manner. I fully
expect to have to move both tables out when I bring out the fuselage in for
work. I would say that a 2 car garage would be the minimun to comfortably
to do the work. Final assembly will have to be in the drive way though.
In the Phoenix area this is not too much of a problem however. I could see
however that it would be possible to do the job in a one car garage if you
were highly motivated and had a place to get rid of the items that items
that have been completed.
Steve Hagar
A143
Mesa, AZ
> [Original Message]
> From: Rowland & Wilma Carson <rowil@clara.net>
> Date: 8/25/00 3:15:41 PM
> Subject: Re: Realistic Minimum Space to build
>
>
> > I only have a standard to small garage, (the Land Rover certainly does
not
> > fit - modern type westbury home :-( )
> > so i'm currently working out whether it will be too small or do I need
to
> > look for another workshop.
>
> Paul - I know of one person (Peter Davis) who has built a (Classic)
> Europa in a single-car garage. However, I don't think he's online at
> present.
>
> > I also wondered are there any europa builders in the near south/mid
Wales
> > area whom have currently commenced building.
>
> Off the top of my head, I think there are a few in the area. Europa
> Club members get a list of members with a geographical summary, but I
> can't release addresses to non-members. The factory may also be
> prepared to put you in touch with local builders.
>
> regards
>
> Rowland
>
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