Sharpening trailing edge

[paulejr]

Indeed, when certain reps came to the ship yard , they sometimes brought a vhs of the repair we were going to do. It helps the first time around...

I've been doing my own props for a long time and I still don't understand Chris. I just follow what the factory did for the trailing edge.

A diagram would be nice.

[koen]

If you want to how a perfect prop looks like(just buy one from Chris)look at mercuryracing.com/propellers then you see the best props and what it looks like

[paulejr]

Indeed, at $25,00 to $50,000 a throw, I am glad Chris does not cost that much.. but if it meant the difference between 1st and 2nd place ...that'd be the money shot!

If you want to how a perfect prop looks like(just buy one from Chris)look at mercuryracing.com/propellers then you see the best props and what it looks like

[lohring]

It doesn't really matter. The flow separates the same. Below is how I cut the trailing edge. Making the blades equal and square with the shaft is what's important.

Lohring Miller

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