Door
Wall Racks

March 1st 2005

Just another Something Else
We Never Figured on lol

Weather you keep these in your hanger or your trailer they're definitely something your going to need.

We didn't come up with these until way later but you might as well plan on making some sooned rather then later or you might just get to make yourself some new doors lol. 

When the doors aren't on the helicopter
they're a pain in the keester to have around.  Sometimes we kept them in the bus and other times we just leaned them against the walls of the trailers once it was parked.

 After spending several weeks making our doors we've always worried about breaking them from either stepping on or bumping into them because they are so fragile but hadn't come up with an ideal place to store them so we finally came up with these nifty hanging storage racks to keep them in.

Stained and waiting for a coat of polyurethane

Pilots Side Door

Looking at the picture you can see that the stableizer block is alot thinner on this door,
thats because the pilots side door has alot more of a bubble to it then the passengers side door has.

Passengers Side Door

Finished and mounted on the wall

Quanity	Item	Total
6	1 X 3 X 4 Douglas Fir boards	$13.74
1	1 X 3 X 8 Douglas Fir boards	$4.59
2	1 X 3 X 6 Douglas Fir boards	$6.88
4	1 X 6 X 4 Douglas Fir boards	$24.24
1	American Cherry Wood Stain	$3.97
1	Satin 209- Wood Finish / Varnish	$3.66
1 box	1 5/8 inch Drywall Screws	$4.11
1	Stainable Wood Puddy	$5.94
1	Elmers Wood Glue	N/A
1	24" Chrome Piano Hinge	$10.00
-	Sub Total	$77.13
-	Sales Tax	$7.10
-	Grand Total	$84.23

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