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alex305v
04-10-2014, 02:37 PM
I have been looking for something to better protect my props while in and off he rc boat. I have seen some put something like a cap or sox cool looking thing while is on the boat, and some have cool box for the props while off the boats. Anyone know where i can get something like this?

gsbuickman
04-10-2014, 03:12 PM
Wow, this must qualify as boat bling :doh:
It sounds a Lil' silly to me :tt2: . Most of us around here have a lil' craft organizer with separate compartments to carry props in. A tackle box with separate compartments works too. Some guys use a pegboard with 3/8" pegs to hang props on too.I generally leave my props on my boats, because I keep them on boatstands. I generally only pull props for maintenance ie: sharpen & balance or flex/driveshaft maintenance.

JimClark
04-10-2014, 03:55 PM
While on the boat my stands I make enclose the prop so nothing can touch it. In the box they are just in a partitioned plastic box so they can not rattle around.

mitchesx
04-10-2014, 04:46 PM
Brian Bounds ("What Up Dog") over on JRCBD was making covers for gas props, they may fit ours as well. There were also a few guys making custom prop boxes over there, Aaron is one's name. www.aaronhl.com is his site, and also maybe JRS makes one??? Not sure. I just checked Aaron's site, it is down, but you may be able to email him LAVIGNE.AARON@GMAIL.COM. He makes some of the best radio and prop boxes in the industry, I had two in my gas boats.

bracka69
04-10-2014, 06:07 PM
Here is a link to a website that makes custom prop boxes and also custom boat stands. http://www.jrsinnovations.com/04-PropBox.html

ray schrauwen
04-10-2014, 10:05 PM
Hmmm, makes me think of getting some thin foam and shoe goo to try and fab something up. I was thinking of the material they use for some beer coolers, like neoprene...:sneaky2:

mitchesx
04-10-2014, 10:31 PM
Thats what Brian made his out of. Two circular neoprene discs, sewn together with an X cut out of the back for the prop. He also embroidered them, he had some standards like Ouch! And stay back 300 feet, and did custom ones as well.


Hmmm, makes me think of getting some thin foam and shoe goo to try and fab something up. I was thinking of the material they use for some beer coolers, like neoprene...:sneaky2:

Luck as a Constant
04-10-2014, 10:39 PM
I'm thinking of a pool noodle. Honestly I've definitely bumped myself, or bumped the prop on stuff many times. Last time was my car. Took a nice chip outta the paint. I think something IS in order....


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Jlov
04-10-2014, 11:14 PM
Funny to see this thread today. I was bored in hotel this week. So went to Michaels got some vinyl and sewing stuff and made some prop covers. Was tired of slicing myself.....:cursing:

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04-11-2014, 04:17 PM
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srislash
04-12-2014, 01:31 AM
Hmmm, makes me think of getting some thin foam and shoe goo to try and fab something up. I was thinking of the material they use for some beer coolers, like neoprene...:sneaky2:

Exactly what I did Ray, upon my lady's request after a little slice while dusting around "her" mahogany cruiser.

grsboats
04-16-2014, 11:18 AM
You can also have something ease to carry with you.I use to have some of them mainly when I go to the lake for quick tests.Gill