TURNING A 2 BLADE SPINNER INTO A 3?
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From: Johns Creek,
GA
that probably wouldn't work,,, the alignment of 2 blades versus 3 are very different... you would need to cut out 3 new openings, not just one....
that would remove too much material.... IMveryHO
that would remove too much material.... IMveryHO
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Actually you would only need to cut 2 openings but it would look like crap if it worked at all. Find it difficult to believe worth even trying unless you are really bored.
It would also be way out of balance and require even more removed to balance. $$$$ the best here.
It would also be way out of balance and require even more removed to balance. $$$$ the best here.
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From: Wpg,
MB, CANADA
DO it on paper, and you`ll see it will become a dangerous part ,and quite likely to explode..Trace your spinner ,then divide the circle into three equal pieces of "pie",mark the current openings ..Find the center. Mark the width of the new blades,"centered", on top of your three marks on your little blue-print..you`ll get a visual like this..





