today's work

[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:

[JHapprich]

Yup.what he says...

[DrSchmidt]

Awesome...I need a lathe.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

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[JHapprich]

Thank you. I just ordered it!