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Re: Six bladed propeller, pls help.
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lugnet.technic
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Thu, 21 Sep 2000 12:08:31 GMT
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Tobbe,
You could possibly use 2 of the Technic 3 bladed rotor parts, rotated 180
degrees from each other. This gives 6 blades, but 3 of them are set back 1
plate's depth. You could possibly build them up a bit to be even.
The Technique 3 blade rotor part looks like this:
http://www.lugnet.com/cad/ldraw/parts/ref/search.cgi?q=2712
-Andy Lynch
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tobbe Arnesson" <tnt@arnesson.nu>
> I'm currently working on an aircraft in Technic and I need help to
> construct an propeller. The model I'm copying uses a propeller with
> six "blades" (are they perhaps named rotors?).
>
> I figured that I can use the medium pulley wheel as base to mount the
> blades on since it's the only piece known to me that has holes mounted
> with 60 degrees difference (eg. 6 holes in a circle).
<snip>
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 | | Re: Six bladed propeller, all in line - no problem
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| Use indeed 2 Technic 3-bladed rotor parts, put on each blade 3 Technic half-beams (with rounded ends) and put the rotor parts on an axle, face to face, turned 180 degrees. Voila, plain and simpel, all propellor blades in line, further enlargements (...) (24 years ago, 21-Sep-00, to lugnet.technic)
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| | Six bladed propeller, pls help.
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| Hi! I'm currently working on an aircraft in Technic and I need help to construct an propeller. The model I'm copying uses a propeller with six "blades" (are they perhaps named rotors?). I figured that I can use the medium pulley wheel as base to (...) (24 years ago, 21-Sep-00, to lugnet.technic)
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