today's work

[JHapprich]

Type 7, Nautilus, Seaview...

Give me some Webster, Sierra, Xia!

(Taking cover)

Jörg

[Timothy L]

Message delivered - no need to clog the thread now ;-) Tim

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

https://youtu.be/CxfA5d2L0BA

https://youtu.be/fMtGYGzDocc

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Hey David, are you refurbishing a bunch of boats? Looks like good projects for the upcoming winter months. I’ve been tinkering with mine lately, getting stuff patched up.

Getting some old projects completed in time for the big Cabin Fever event -- a bit over a month to go.

[Das Boot]

Hey David, are you refurbishing a bunch of boats? Looks like good projects for the upcoming winter months. I’ve been tinkering with mine lately, getting stuff patched up.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

[DrSchmidt]

Outstanding...very beautiful. Worth the time and effort....

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

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[redboat219]

Ran it throught Google Gemini-

For a propeller template, the most straightforward and contextually relevant interpretation is that 36^\circ and 48^\circ are specific propeller pitch angles that the tool is designed to set or measure. 36^\circ: A finer (lower) pitch setting.
48^\circ: A coarser (higher) pitch setting.

The other numbers (5, 6, 8) are for indexing based on the number of blades.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

I know the number 5,6,8 are blade indexing guides for those specific bladed prop but what are the numbers 36 and 48 for?

****! I don't know! Crap comes into my head and the hands obey -- I'm often left out of that loop.

For example, I got up from my hedious nap late afternoon ready to work and found that I had already uploaded some shop photos of today's work... I don't remember that!

And sometimes I can hear Ellie in some dark corner giggling and shaking her head at me when I make a dumb move in the shop.

Gett'n old is a roller-coaster ride. Long as I don't **** the bed, I'm good with it!

36, 48... I don't have a clue (lottery numbers?)

[redboat219]

In the absence of a lathe -- and the semi-permanent foot-print it takes in your shop, here's a viable alternative:

I know the number 5,6,8 are blade indexing guides for those specific bladed prop but what are the numbers 36 and 48 for?

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Awesome...I need a lathe.

In the absence of a lathe -- and the semi-permanent foot-print it takes in your shop, here's a viable alternative: