Airframe : fabric & wood
Propeller Making
for the Amateur
by Eric Clutton
Copyright Date:
2003
Edition:
Revised
Pages:
55
Binding:
Staple-bound
Dimensions:
8.5" x 5.5"
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Propeller Making for the Amateur is for the truly devoted homebuilder, for the woodworking aficionado, and for maintenance and repair needs of manufactured wood propellers.
It is a simple but comprehensive set of instructions for the making of wood propellers for the amateur aircraft builder. This booklet takes you step-by-step through the design and construction process of wood propellers using simple and common shop tools.
From the Foreword:
"We in the propeller business know how difficult it is to export our wares to some regions of the world. This little jewel of a book should enable anyone, anywhere, to do a respectable job of making his own propeller. I heartily recommend it."~ Ray Hegy
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
- Design considerations
- Drawing layout
- Tools, materials, and adhesives
- Preparing the laminations and blank
- Marking out the blank
- Roughing-out and finish carving
- Protective finishes and balancing
- Drilling and counterboring
- Fitting to the hub
- Special designs
- Repairs and modifications
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