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One that does 500 barrel rolls per minute and generates electrical juice. LOL
This is the opposite angles of an airplane prop. Almost exactly opposite angles, except for the shallower pitches.
MUDDy

what kind of airplane are you making?

Now there is a good tool. wood isnt much different from keratine or hoof. I hear they use the ground up horses hooves to make jello. THANKS MOM?!!
MUDDy GOD BLESS

I tryed a block plane but yhe surface is not straight and it kept gouging or sticking and slipping. A power planer is quite the handy tool though. And a draw knife is a very welcome tool.
MUDDy

A horse file (rasp) would kick out a lot of would too.

couldn’t you use a block plane to take away a lot of the waste. I am going to try a hand carved inverted prop myself thanks. Nothing like making with hand tools, GOD bless.

The price for the aluminum is not to bad price wise. I got a great deal on the aluminum ,

far out, right on and solid. . . Just make sure the prop is inverse of a true prop. meaning it has to collect power from the wind. opposite of a prop. you know all that stuff though!!! LOL
I bet it will cost a pretty dollar or hundred. but it will last.
mudd

I called and asked if I could go to the shop in which I used to at and asked if I could use the Mazack and I was told if I provide the aluminum and the CAD to program the machine I would be allowed to mill out a props. I now have to order the aluminum and then do the CAD drawing with all the specs. Bonus to all this I get to hang out with a few people I use to work with!

THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST COMMENTS EVER ON YOUTUBE. No one makes it by hand any more. the machines do.
but we made the machines, and we make them keep working. i think the man makes better work but the machines make better parts.
mill us out an inverted prop dude. we’d love to see it.
mudd

We who tinker always find a way! I used to do a lot with aluminum where I had to cut like the prop, but after the mazack milling machine came in I was no longer needed to make parts from sweat and hard work and I could focus more on the machines in need of repair. I am thinking about going back to that shop and using the milling machine to cut out an aluminum prop myself. If I am able to I will show it off here on youtube. Keep up the good work, these have inspired me to build a wind turbine

rasping off the edge helps to make it go easy with out the mirror. i used to use the mirror a lot. rasping the edge down puts my attention in a four inch radius. i showed this in part 5 or 6 of mudds easy four bladed prop carving series. and it realy works well. thanks for the comment, i appreciate that. i thought i was the only one doing it.
mudd

OH YES it does if you find a good way to anchor and adjust it. i showed this technique in part 5 or 6 of mudds easy four bladed prop carving. i thought i was the only one with that idea.
where there is a need there is a solution.
the easy one just get used in many aspects.
thanks for the comment. mudd

In watching these videos I had a thought, by placing a mirror on the other side while cutting would that help as a guide so that you would not cut further into the wood by accident? I used to do that when I was cutting metal for other projects as a mechanic in a manufacturing plant. Figured it might help. Good video.