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Speed,Combat,Scale,Racing => Carrier => Topic started by: frank mccune on June 21, 2017, 11:51:52 AM
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Hello All:
I have a very nice Sterling Corsair that needs a realistic shaped and sized spinner. I can have one made to scale but what size would it be? I do not have the plans for reference. Perhaps one of you Scale guys can help me with the dimensions and shape for a scale "prop nut."
Tia,
Frank McCune
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I believe that model was 36 " span, just scale up a 3 view to that size. If that is a problem I can do it Tommorrow
John
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I didn't know the Corsair ever had a spinner unless you mean the cover it had in front of the propeller that cover the shaft from the engine? An acorn bolt?
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If you want to know or see more, do an internet search of "Hamilton Standard Hydromatic propeller".
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What ever you call it , for a 36" span model it is 1.07 long, from the front of the prop hub and ,58 inch in diameter. I think Mecoa might have an an acorn nut that is close.
http://www.mecoa.com/acc/nut_washers/spinnuts.htm
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What ever you call it , for a 36" span model it is 1.07 long, from the front of the prop hub and ,58 inch in diameter. I think Mecoa might have an an acorn nut that is close.
http://www.mecoa.com/acc/nut_washers/spinnuts.htm
I have a Higley Aluminum safety spinner, .879 dia. X 1.035 OAL X 1/4x28 thread, New in package. $6.00 plus shipping.
Wayne