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  • Jeepers
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • May 2007
    • 1973

    #16
    Originally posted by properchopper
    Gun case : @ $ 12.00

    Hardware : @ $ 1.50

    Security sticker : was a gift

    Labor : It was raining, so...
    mine was cheaper than yours (it helps to be friends with the maker)

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    • Jeepers
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • May 2007
      • 1973

      #17
      Originally posted by Steven Vaccaro
      Joe just emailed me. He will be gearing up to release more electric stuff in the upcoming months.
      yep he has his own CNC machine.

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      • Diesel6401
        Memento Vivere
        • Oct 2009
        • 4204

        #18
        Originally posted by Diegoboy
        Here's my prop box, I took this idea from Egneg.

        It can be bought here for $5.
        Yea this box from harbor freight works great. I picked one up last week and also picked up a infered digital temp for $9.99. They have a huge sale right now ends in first week of Feb.
        - Diesel's Youtube
        - Diesel's Fleet
        "It is easier to be wise for others than for ourselves"

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        • FloatDaBoat
          Bare Bones Fabricator
          • Sep 2009
          • 368

          #19
          Prop Box Hero: Picked-Up the plastic storage box from Harbor Freight today that Diego Boy (& EgNeg) recommended. They were on sale for $3.99 - - A whole dollar off !!! I went one step further, & bought some rubberized cupboard shelf liner (from Wal-Mart), to help reduce a little of the rattle factor. I placed one layer on the bottom of the main container, & one inside each of the small storage boxes. Works Fine as Frog’s Hair . . . .
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          • FloatDaBoat
            Bare Bones Fabricator
            • Sep 2009
            • 368

            #20
            Diesel:

            I saw those infrared temperature sensors at Harbor Freight awhile back, but was leery as to how well they might work. Have you tried yours, & if so, how does it perform?

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            • sailr
              Fast Electric Addict!
              • Nov 2007
              • 6927

              #21
              Tony,
              My eyes are pretty bad too so after sharpening and balancing a prop, I write the size on the front of the prop with a fine sharpie. Seems to last quite a long time even running. I check them and remark them as necessary. Makes it really easy to go through my prop box and find what I want too.

              Originally posted by properchopper
              A piece of plywood for the bottom [perforated masonite would work] & a bunch of 3/16 nuts & bolts


              Oh, and handy storage for the prop chart & magnifier for my old eyes to read size stamp
              Mini Cat Racing USA
              www.minicatracingusa.com

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