Prop balancers - not accurate

[kevinpratt823]

what is lean ???

I was typing on my phone, it was supposed to say lexan. Auto correct strikes again.

Sweet Accord, thank you for the idea, that hadn't occurred to me.
My standards for my prop work are probably a lot lower than the level a few of you are at, so the Grim balancer has done well for my use with larger props also.

[SweetAccord]

I was typing on my phone, it was supposed to say lexan. Auto correct strikes again.

Sweet Accord, thank you for the idea, that hadn't occurred to me.
My standards for my prop work are probably a lot lower than the level a few of you are at, so the Grim balancer has done well for my use with larger props also.

The Grim one will get you where you need to be where most everyone will say it's fine. I'm not like most everyone. LOL.

[Fella1340]

I really like that seemed prop balancer. The guided acme threaded adjuster sold me, lots of room to work to. Who's the contact you have Dasboata? Thanks

[dasboata]

I really like that seemed prop balancer. The guided acme threaded adjuster sold me, lots of room to work to. Who's the contact you have Dasboata? Thanks

you can PM me here of send to dasboata@aol.com !

[ray schrauwen]

Email sent Chris..

[dasboata]

I have this one for sale it is brand new it has been sold next batch will cost more as I nexver took into concideration the $15 it cost to get it shipped to me thanks chris

[flraptor07]

The trick to using the Orange magnet balancers is, one end can not touch the magnet. It has to be suspended by the magnetic field, if both ends are touching it will bind like some of you are talking about.

[SweetAccord]

The trick to using the Orange magnet balancers is, one end can not touch the magnet. It has to be suspended by the magnetic field, if both ends are touching it will bind like some of you are talking about.

Correct, and if you add a very thin polished razor on the end that is touching, and drop a tiny bit of light lube it it will become even more crazy sensitive as very little resistance. I've been doing this since magnetic balancers hit the market.

[flraptor07]

Correct, and if you add a very thin polished razor on the end that is touching, and drop a tiny bit of light lube it it will become even more crazy sensitive as very little resistance. I've been doing this since magnetic balancers hit the market.

That sounds like a awsome idea, I'll have to give it a try!

[SweetAccord]

That sounds like a awsome idea, I'll have to give it a try!