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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / December 2007Producing M-Blades
Hi, can someone describe me (exactly) how to producing M-Blades (Aluminium Blades? And what kind of machine('s) it need to do so? Here a link to the M-Blades Site: http://www.m-blades.com Thanks and regards, Uwe. > Hi, > can someone describe me (exactly) how to producing M-Blades [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Thanks and regards, Uwe. Metal main blades. Sounds healthy. (first impression) marco >> Hi, >> can someone describe me (exactly) how to producing M-Blades [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > marco it so you can cut the hedge/grass when flying inverted :-) just imagine the damage solid aluminium blades could do to flesh ouch! Hi, >>> Hi, >>> can someone describe me (exactly) how to producing M-Blades >>> (Aluminium Blades? >>> And what kind of machine('s) it need to do so? >>> Here a link to the M-Blades Site: http://www.m-blades.com >>> Thanks and regards, Uwe. >> Metal main blades. Sounds healthy. (first impression) >> marco > it so you can cut the hedge/grass when flying inverted :-) just > imagine the damage solid aluminium blades could do to flesh ouch! The damage would/should be less than on carbon of fibreglass. First the edge is not that sharp and those blades will not splitting. Anyhow it would be a good idea, not do come in contact with the rotating blades ;). With those S-shape blades I increase my flight time about 1-2 min. Regards Uwe. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > The damage would/should be less than on carbon of fibreglass. First > the edge is not that sharp and those blades will not splitting. And it's the splitting that makes carbon blades safer. Just think about it eh? > Anyhow it would be a good idea, not do come in contact with the > rotating blades ;). Oh yeah. I wonder if anyone else thought of that?  SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 Hi, >> Hi, >> can someone describe me (exactly) how to producing M-Blades >> (Aluminium Blades? >> And what kind of machine('s) it need to do so? >> Here a link to the M-Blades Site: http://www.m-blades.com >> Thanks and regards, Uwe. > Metal main blades. Sounds healthy. (first impression) Yes those blades are great. Problem is the availability. I found only one who make and sale them. So, I thought may I can let make them or make them my self. Any ideas? Uwe. > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > one who make and sale them. So, I thought may I can let make them or > make them my self. Any ideas? Ring up M Blades and ask them how they do it. Seems like a reasonable thing to do and I'm sure they like a laugh as much as anyone else. After all, they're German and Germans are well known for having a fantastic sense of humour. SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 |
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