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The rule on 51 percent seems to wave for faa airframe mechs. Seems more to regulate amutures? Can a armature builder build 100 percent without paperwork and not be restrictive? I suppose it depends on what you mean by professional builds. As Bob stated, 51% of the work must be completed by a amateur...

The rule on 51 percent seems to wave for faa airframe mechs. Seems more to regulate amutures? Can a armature builder build 100 percent without paperwork and not be restrictive?

Thanks bull

I should add im a professional aviation sheetmetal smith not try to make a profession off rvs. Just looking into the field cause the rvs iv seen have ok at best riveting. And thought it would be fun to help while earning money. most of what i do is warbird and bits of g.a.

I am in treated in owner assistance through the sheetmetal build and with mods. It's not very cost effective as far as I can tell to buy new build and sell.

That's good information but what defines an amature. Let's say.... a person with an a&p can't be an amature? I am simply wondering. And thank you for the reply

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Hello I'm a aviation perfessional considering building rv-s. So I'm doing research on the demand for professional builds.