One thing I find fascinating, is looking at old designs and seeing how the designers of the past tackled a problem.  I love vintage aircraft...

I think it's about time to update on my project 3d printing "faux gun barrels" for the restoration on a Bell P39 Airacobra no...

Recently, I had an opportunity to mix some modern technology with the restoration of an 80 year old airplane. The project is a Bell P-39 Air...

 A few years ago, I developed what some might consider an odd habit as I started to learn aircraft mechanics.  Every weekend, I'd sit at...

Every once in a while, I responsibly enjoy an "adult beverage" and ponder life.  I call it "barstool philosophy".   The ...

  Once upon a time, I was asked, in reference to Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Fusion 360, "Why would someone want to have a fillet fe...

First, I have to start with my big disclaimer. While I've had experience with drawing standards, I don't consider myself a full blow...

 Sometimes, a lesson learned from long ago comes to pass.  Recently I was working on a project that required I transfer the location of four...

 I've been using Fusion 360 to model parts from World War 2 era parts It's a project I enjoy on the occasional evening and weekend. ...

Part of a Hydraulic Valve for  a P-51 Mustang Recently, I was asked why I used Autodesk Fusion 360 for my side project of modeling vintage a...

A portion of the original print used to  create the model.  For many years, I've created models in Fusion 360. On occasion, I've 3D ...