bob turner
Registered User
My wing rotator was always the Greek. She was never really happy about it, but we got it done.
Now somebody else will be spraying urethane (I won't touch the stuff). The Wag rotator is now attached, and after some struggling we have determined:
The rotation axis is critical. You cannot have a center of rotation off by more than a half inch.
The feet need to be connected. We are using 2x4s and clamps. I am lobbying for steel tube.
The deal with the rollers needs a capture device for when the hoop jumps off the rollers. Preliminary study says a couple of plywood Vees are sufficient.
We are not experts. If you have comments or suggestions we will be in your debt! Help?
Now somebody else will be spraying urethane (I won't touch the stuff). The Wag rotator is now attached, and after some struggling we have determined:
The rotation axis is critical. You cannot have a center of rotation off by more than a half inch.
The feet need to be connected. We are using 2x4s and clamps. I am lobbying for steel tube.
The deal with the rollers needs a capture device for when the hoop jumps off the rollers. Preliminary study says a couple of plywood Vees are sufficient.
We are not experts. If you have comments or suggestions we will be in your debt! Help?