WTB Prop Anvil, Prop Pliers, Balancer

[macomb]

Looking for prop tools.
Let me know.

[T.S.Davis]

bahaha Sorry Kevin. Had a giggle at your expense.

I'll bring my crap out on Saturday so you can see what I have and then you'll be better versed in your quest. I bought Dan 1.5mph on his Skater with just some subtle changes.

The only thing I haven't invested in yet is an actual quality pitch gauge. It's on my acquisition list but is a pricey item.

Guys, if you have sources please do share. I think my anvil is a Hughes. I rarely use it anymore though.

[macomb]

Sounds good.
I'll be there testing my low drag rudders....... I'm thinking they are going to work......We'll see.
Sent you pics of them.

[T.S.Davis]

I'm not. I know they'll work.

[StevenBryant]

Terry Try http://www.voodoopropellers.com/supplies.html

I use the Orlic prop gauge nowadays after I lost my woods gauge, not as accurate as the woods however its serving me well on the H series ABC.

If your going to be measuring and working the cup on the new 38 Bar ABC prop from what I've heard you will definitely need to get hold of a woods gauge.


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[T.S.Davis]

Kevin, the Voodoo guy lives 5 minutes from Mister B's. I've never met him. Makes some crazy beautiful props but only in huge sizes. A lot of his props have names with no specs on them.

His balance tool is really close in appearance to the Seabold I bought from Dasboata. I'm not sure if he has a .187" shaft for it though. Those pliers you can make with a bench grinder. I have one just like it I made.

[macomb]

I just sent him a message thru his web site.

[properchopper]

A simple but effective prop anvil can be found for around ten bucks at your local thrift store. As an added benefit, many come with a free table lamp....

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[longballlumber]

As an added benefit, many come with a free table lamp....

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Hey Look! The light's on but no one is home!