Steven Burrichter

The plans for my Zenith CH750 Cruzer arrived! Just like someone would with a kit, I made sure to take the time to ensure each page was accounted for. The last page had a little rip from the staple, but that's an easy fix with a little tape.

Managed to finish the 2x4 cut list! Something I realized before I started: The speed square can be used for a lot of different things. It can also be used as a guide for a circular saw! I've tried to freehand cuts before with a circular saw and

While waiting for the plans to be delivered, I started reorganizing our 40' shipping container. We don't have any other storage, so I need to move everything to one end so I have some shop space. This is only temporary since I expect my hangar slot to

I decided to order plans for the Zenith CH750 Cruzer! It seems to meet all my requirements in terms of backcountry flying (with modifications) as well as cross country flying. I also put up N219GH for sale. It's a sad moment, but I imagine it won't

I've spend a silly amount of time over the past few years looking at various kits to build. I love building and maintaining things, so it's only natural that I would even consider building a plane. With the number of kits and plans out in the

Hey there! My name is Steven Burrichter and this site is pretty much going to be my builder's log for an experimental amateur-built aircraft. My goal is to plan's build a plane, so I expect to be filling this blog with tons of findings as I