Jeff, You have created the Rolls-Royce of spinners. It's beautiful and matches your prop. Have you looked at Mark L.'s spinner page?
> KR> Mold and part fabrication to make a spinner Jeff Scott > jscott.planes at gmx.com Mon Apr 13 11:11:20 EDT 2015 > > Previous message: KR> Fwd: I had a few visitors this weekend Next > message: KR> Mold and part fabrication to make a spinner Messages > sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I thought the > work I've done over the last couple of weeks might be of interest to > some of you. 5 weeks ago I had yet another aluminum spinner crack. > This one had lasted several hundred hours, but it seems that the > stresses left from spin forming and from me making such large cuts > around the blades on my prop, they are all destined to eventually > fail. I really liked this particular spinner in that it turned true, > so decided rather than spend $150 for another aluminum dome, I > thought I would pull a mold and make an exact replica of my spinner. > By the time I was done buying supplies and tooling to making the > mold, I had spent many times over the cost of a new spinner dome, but > the new one shouldn't fail, and if it does, I have the mold to > fabricate another. Now that the mold is completed, I can produce > additional spinners for myself for a relatively low cost. > > I published this page to demonstrate the process, not to sell > spinners as I don't have the time to go into production (and you > wouldn't want to pay my labor rate!). > > <http://jeffsplanes.com/KR/Spinner/Spinner.html> > > -Jeff Scott
