Yes ... the router was exciting .... a router motor and a 12x6 prop will fly .... quite well I might add
Brett .... so ... for a stunt ship with folding blades .... the prop disk will re-orient and the procession will be less?
It had better re-orient itself, if not, you are going to have another, far more interesting problem. Ultimately the integral of the torque over time will be the same as it was before, the peak of the precessional torque maybe be less, but thats countered by taking longer and oscillating at some frequency determined by the mass properties of the blades.
Brett
p.s. BTW, I don't recommend anyone try the 12-6 on a router test, particularly if you plan on rapidly reorienting it to simulate a corner. 25,000 rpm on a Rev-Up 12-6 is probably pushing the limits of wisdom just from loads alone, if you start trying to yank it around to simulate a corner, you both make it almost certain that you will come in line with the blades, all that precessional torque is being applied by the blades trying to flap up and down 417 times a second. You might also melt the router, and you are really very likely to melt your Dremel tool.