| Image Comments |
| SteveM | 30-Oct-08 15:56 |
| My propeller conundrum - I need a scale prop by the end of the day and have only this 10" prop that can be cut down or I can try to carve something decent in the next few hours. All reasonable suggestions are welcome. |
| David Duckett | 30-Oct-08 17:01 |
| Grab a Corona and start carving! ;-{) |
| SteveM | 30-Oct-08 17:20 |
| Hopefully a diet coke will work just as well. I warmed up by making the aerial post, I guess it is time to quit stalling and just make shavings and sawdust. |
| moostang51 | 30-Oct-08 17:23 |
| Hic-cup. Cut out the protos. Then a glue stick, a dremel, and assorted grades of sandpaper. You've built a beauty this far, so don't fret it now. Oh, BTW......more like 6 Coronas. |
| SteveM | 30-Oct-08 17:45 |
| Made two photocopies and glue-sticked them to the wood sticks. Most of the roughage around the edges was cut off with a knife and now to do some dremel work. Thanks for the tips guys, this is not a task I am familiar with. |
| John M Oshust | 30-Oct-08 20:32 |
| I use a small belt sander. It usually takes from 1 to 2 hrs. |
| SteveM | 31-Oct-08 03:05 |
| No power tools here save my dremel, but then I am only using balsa and not a hard wood that is actually hard. |
