Fantástico Trabajo,Señora es usted una Artesana de gran nivel!! La felicito realmente para los que trabajamos con nuestras manos y sabemos apreciar ,lo suyo es impresionante,!!! Un Saludo desde Argentina !!!!!!!
An impressive series. I never knew how old style wooden propellers were made so quite a treat to get the basics shown in these three videos. I am also impressed by your skill at the band saw and only wish I could have half that skill and confidence. Well done!
I was encouraged to come here from your neighbor, Mr. Jerry Rosa! Love woodworking of all kinds! Would have never thought to check for prop makers. Going to have fun catching up with your videos!
How fascinating!! And I am even more impressed that you are carrying on your grandfather's legacy. He would be so proud of you!! With best regards from Malaysia.
No on the band-saw it was not my favorite job in the aerospace job shop sawing off the tool tabs from both aluminum and steel machined parts, I can still smell those wax sticks. Thank you for sharing the plane this is being installed on, your job and work are very critical. We are both happy you love the band saw though, someone has to do it. What a GREAT prop holder, enjoyed because we are both new to watching your channel, thank you. Fantastic build, beautiful plane, never seen one. Lance & Patrick.
Letting the saw do the work is the skill/art part of it. Nice work! I've always admired the craftsmanship involved in air screw fabrication. Whenever I see one on display I can't help but go and check it out if possible.
What a lovely vocation you have - creating functional, balanced, propellers!! Just think of the exacting standards and tolerances needed for it to correctly power an aircraft - and it's all done by hand!! What amazing skills effect you have!! 👍
I don't know how I ended up here but I watched and stayed 'til the end, fascinating, and I'm surprised that mahogany is strong enough to do everything a prop must do - obviously it is and it does!! I've watched all of your vids now and the story of how and why you took over from your grandfather, it's humbling to see that you saw it almost as your duty, hats off to you. Standing up all day and working at machines can play havoc with a human back but I guess you've built body strength from doing what you do, I get tired just watching you. Look after your back :o) Anyhow, respect from the U.K. to you and your business, thanks for the great vidoes.
@@CulverProps You're very welcome, you deserve every success. I also hope you fly - we have just bought my daughter her first flying lesson ......... my aspirations for her and my wallet are in conflict at the moment :o/ - thanks for replying. Respect to you.
I am a few lessons in. There is a lot of studying to do. So she can soak that all up while you build your bank account. That’s what I did. It is 3 hours of studying for every 1 hour of flying. Also. All the scholarships are going on right now. EAA, AOPA, and several female only ones as well. Hope that helps! I’m off to study right now.
@@CulverProps I'll show her our chat - maybe you could do a vid or two on your flying lessons? Thanks for giving me some of your time. Good luck on your progress towards your first solo!!!
I find these prop making videos fascinating, your craftmanship is something to behold. I like to think I'm good with a bandsaw, then I see you... lol so good!
How amazing and very specialized work! My congratulations! This is the first time I see the process. I could not imagine all the necessary effort... It remembered me the time when I was a boy and my father taught how to carve a small propeller, "similar" to these ones, to use in a wind wooden vane plane I would make. I used a piece of cedarwood and carved it with my pocket knife. In those times, all boys were proud of having their own pocket knives! Thank you for bring me back such a happy memory. 👏👏👏🏆🏆🏆 fro 🇧🇷 Brazil P.s.: Sorry for my not so good English.
Hi Alaina; I really enjoyed your video. I have always said that women can do anything they decide to do if their parents just teach them that when they are growing up. One of my hobbies is model airplane building. When I was a boy about 12, my father taught me how to carve wooden propellers for my rubber band models. Since then I have carved several props for models. My latest are two matched 6" props of maple for a pair of model biplanes. They look very much like the prop you carved in the video. Over the years I have studied a little about prop building and learned how to draw a correct pattern for a given prop with a given pitch, so my later ones look more professional, but are no better quality carving or balancing. By the way I got the link for your video from a Rosa String Works video. I enjoy Jerry's videos very much as building string instruments is another of my hobbies. Best of luck with your business.
Hiya Alaina, it's great to see you back and still producing these fantastic videos for us. Talk about artistry... You still produce wonderful works of art for the new owner to use and for us penguins, (What they used to call the Royal Air Force over here in the UK, ok the clean name, it means, 'All flap and no fly') to drool over as a perfect piece of living sculpture. I hope everyone is ok and take care as we look forward to your next masterpiece, the video as well as the prop...
Wonderful to see and hear you again, we’ve missed you and your craftswomanship... so happy that you’re back making more content, keep up the great work.
Alaina !!! Wonderful to see that beautiful smile -- er -- dust mask hard at work. I could just watch your work all day. A great craftsman is an artist in woodwork. You are a true artist. Would love to see a video on what you have to do to fix a prop after a ground strike, or even if you can fix a wooden prop? Love your video's !!!
Thought I was going to loose it when I saw you cutting with the bandsaw. Wish I had that much control and confidence. Beautiful work and I agree with R Miller hoping that Mickey contacts you.
@@CulverProps quick question for you, how well does that mask seal up around the nose/cheek area? I've seen reviews of different brands that are all over the place
Jacob Mello i think it depends on your face shape. It does a good job for me, but the guys at the shop don’t care for it. They also have a version that has two straps instead of one and I think that would be a saver bet. I like this one because it doesn’t pull my hair.
A digital readout (DRO) on your mill would make drilling the hub much easier and VERY accurate. You could clamp down the prop, enter the bolt pattern and start drilling.
It is always fascinating to watch you use the band saw the way you do. You would have a LOT of firewood is most of us tried it that way. Great work as usual.
Thank you again for these videos. Just a tip... Carbatec make an awesome product called turbo plane. It may help you in fast removal of stock rather than holding the piece like you do at the bandsaw and make the sanding quicker?! Hate to be a stickler too but please wear ear protection. The years of working with and around noisy machines has crept up on me and now wish I was more careful.
Great jig to hold the prop while using the orbital sander. Is mahogany hard to come by and probably very expensive. Good to see you again, thanks for the video
I assumed that propellers where shaped by steam, every day is a learning day. I would buy one just to hang it on my wall and look at and admire the skills used to create such a beautiful piece of work.
Absolutely amazing ... you are an embodiment of skills, experience, passion and determination - I have by now seen a few other videos of yours. Please wear protective goggles especially when wood sanding and that dust is flying all over and do arrange for help on a day when you do heavy lifting. Be safe and God bless.
What a wonderful and interesting job you have. I’d love to do what you do for work. I bet its very rewarding seeing the beautiful and functional product you craft.
i know im asking randomly but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost my login password. I love any tips you can give me!
@Jacoby Arlo Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I work in IT and I'm regularly frustrated with constantly being confronted with yet another new technology, and equipment that is outdated and unsupported after 4 or 5 years. Then I jokingly say "I wish I had learned a real trade". Especially as a private pilot myself I could totally imagine myself doing this work! By the way, your craftmanship should be rewarded with a personalised signature on each finished prop!
How cool would it be if you had a “Builders Assist” program where people could have a hand in making their own prop. The Craftsmanship is outstanding, so cool you are keeping it alive.
Are you trying to kill me?!?! 😂😂😂 j/k I have thought of that before but there is an old saying that if the customer wants to help the cost of the product is double. It’s not that bad, I have wonderful customers, but there is a zone you have to get in.
As a maker and restorer of armour I enjoyed watching someone else working with their hands and gauging so much by eye... Weeks of work all of which could be wasted by a single careless strike of a file! Best wishes to you... Subscribed. PS: My Great Grandfather worked for Vickers. 🏆🇬🇧⚒️
Hi Alaina Jerry of Rosa string works recommended that it would be worthwhile watching your videos and he was so right it is great to watch skill and the search for perfection at work thank you.
Watching you work I keep seeing Garret Blake in the film *Message in a Bottle*. Strong image. I notice you're a bodily extension of the band saw. Amazing. Yes, an artist.
Hi Alaina,when you drill the bolt holes on the milling machine you don't need a cnc to do it accuretly you just need a digital readout with X and Y .They are easy to retrofit to your mill and you don't need the Z axis(up and down)which makes them expensive.On line there are all kinds of calculators that tell you the values of xy distances for hole spacing.
nice craft im sure you broke a few blades before you perfected using the band saw ,very cool ,good to see you carrying on your grandfathers craft ,nice video
just found you via Xyla's channel! I teach tech and engineering at James Wood Middle School in Winchester VA! We are going to watch your collaboration with Xyla and then pick a series of yours for our end of year project for making prop our Technology Student Association flight project!! You are Amazing! Also would love to have you as a guest speaker Zoom call some day next year if you have the time!
Que tipo de madeira são usados para fazerem as aletas? O Trabalho Artesanal é uma Arte Valorosa!!! Parabéns pelo vídeo você é uma artista da Carpinteira!!!
Alaina, Beautifull work my friend. Such attention to detail. My question is: I have a small office that I have all of my dad's airforce memorabilia, and was looking for an inexpensive prop to hang on the wall. Do you have any propellers that you have made that may not have fit your strict standards for airplane use but might look nice in my setting? Thanks for sharing.
It’s always so cool to watch an expert at work, I bet your so proud of each and every Prop you create 👌🏼 everytime you see an aircraft with one of props must give you a buzz 👍🏻
Hi Alaina,
Always a pleasure watching your videos. Hi to Grandma. :-)
As an old Carpenter. I'm impressed by your confidence when using the power tools especially the band saw. Great craftsmanship.
Thank you! The bandsaw is my favorite!
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Fantástico Trabajo,Señora es usted una Artesana de gran nivel!! La felicito realmente para los que trabajamos con nuestras manos y sabemos apreciar ,lo suyo es impresionante,!!! Un Saludo desde Argentina !!!!!!!
As master craftsman of 55 yrs, now 70! I am very impressed with her skills. Very clever indeed.
Thank you!
An impressive series. I never knew how old style wooden propellers were made so quite a treat to get the basics shown in these three videos. I am also impressed by your skill at the band saw and only wish I could have half that skill and confidence. Well done!
Thank you!
I was encouraged to come here from your neighbor, Mr. Jerry Rosa! Love woodworking of all kinds! Would have never thought to check for prop makers. Going to have fun catching up with your videos!
We love Jerry and is wife. 😍
Beautiful and Very Talented all in one. Love seeing the old planes with period accurate wooden props. Great video!
Does your husband also work in the business
Wow, you are amazing...
I very like your work
You are like a perfect carpenter.
Unbelievable, love to see you work !!!!
Very impressive craftsmanship. And the end product is something to be extremely proud of.
Well done Ladies.
Enjoy watching your workmanship. Thanks for sharing.
How fascinating!! And I am even more impressed that you are carrying on your grandfather's legacy. He would be so proud of you!! With best regards from Malaysia.
What great work!! I am a retired cabinetmaker and Really enjoyed your prop videos!! Thank you🙂
Thank you for watching! 😁
Great video. Old fashioned craftsmanship right there.
Beautiful work! Nice video thanks for sharing
No on the band-saw it was not my favorite job in the aerospace job shop sawing off the tool tabs from both aluminum and steel machined parts, I can still smell those wax sticks.
Thank you for sharing the plane this is being installed on, your job and work are very critical.
We are both happy you love the band saw though, someone has to do it.
What a GREAT prop holder, enjoyed because we are both new to watching your channel, thank you.
Fantastic build, beautiful plane, never seen one.
Lance & Patrick.
Aluminum is not so fun on the bandsaw. Lol
Letting the saw do the work is the skill/art part of it. Nice work! I've always admired the craftsmanship involved in air screw fabrication. Whenever I see one on display I can't help but go and check it out if possible.
Thank you!
What a lovely vocation you have - creating functional, balanced, propellers!! Just think of the exacting standards and tolerances needed for it to correctly power an aircraft - and it's all done by hand!! What amazing skills effect you have!! 👍
Great to see how a propeller is made, good craftsmanship.
Another great video as usual! 👏👏Thank you for sharing!
I don't know how I ended up here but I watched and stayed 'til the end, fascinating, and I'm surprised that mahogany is strong enough to do everything a prop must do - obviously it is and it does!!
I've watched all of your vids now and the story of how and why you took over from your grandfather, it's humbling to see that you saw it almost as your duty, hats off to you.
Standing up all day and working at machines can play havoc with a human back but I guess you've built body strength from doing what you do, I get tired just watching you. Look after your back :o)
Anyhow, respect from the U.K. to you and your business, thanks for the great vidoes.
Thank you! I appreciate that!!! 😁 I do a lot of stretching/yoga. Lol if I stay with that, then I am ok.
@@CulverProps You're very welcome, you deserve every success. I also hope you fly - we have just bought my daughter her first flying lesson ......... my aspirations for her and my wallet are in conflict at the moment :o/ - thanks for replying. Respect to you.
I am a few lessons in. There is a lot of studying to do. So she can soak that all up while you build your bank account. That’s what I did. It is 3 hours of studying for every 1 hour of flying. Also. All the scholarships are going on right now. EAA, AOPA, and several female only ones as well. Hope that helps! I’m off to study right now.
@@CulverProps I'll show her our chat - maybe you could do a vid or two on your flying lessons? Thanks for giving me some of your time. Good luck on your progress towards your first solo!!!
There I no substitute for "Pure Skills"! Thats all I got! Great video. Thanks!
I find these prop making videos fascinating, your craftmanship is something to behold. I like to think I'm good with a bandsaw, then I see you... lol so good!
There is a fine line between "fabricator" and "Artist" !
It's easy to see when someone has the feel.....passion...great job !
Thank you!
A girl with looks & talent. I didn't think there were any left in the world!
Your knowledge and skill never fail to impress. They are truly an art.
Beautiful workmanship, glad to see you back with your talents and great props.
How amazing and very specialized work!
My congratulations!
This is the first time I see the process. I could not imagine all the necessary effort...
It remembered me the time when I was a boy and my father taught how to carve a small propeller, "similar" to these ones, to use in a wind wooden vane plane I would make.
I used a piece of cedarwood and carved it with my pocket knife. In those times, all boys were proud of having their own pocket knives!
Thank you for bring me back such a happy memory.
👏👏👏🏆🏆🏆 fro 🇧🇷 Brazil
P.s.: Sorry for my not so good English.
What a wonderful memory! Your English is very good! Thank you for taking the time to watch the video. 😁
Hi Alaina;
I really enjoyed your video. I have always said that women can do anything they decide to do if their parents just teach them that when they are growing up.
One of my hobbies is model airplane building. When I was a boy about 12, my father taught me how to carve wooden propellers for my rubber band models. Since then I have carved several props for models. My latest are two matched 6" props of maple for a pair of model biplanes. They look very much like the prop you carved in the video.
Over the years I have studied a little about prop building and learned how to draw a correct pattern for a given prop with a given pitch, so my later ones look more professional, but are no better quality carving or balancing.
By the way I got the link for your video from a Rosa String Works video. I enjoy Jerry's videos very much as building string instruments is another of my hobbies. Best of luck with your business.
Thank you so much! Props are so much fun to make, the options are limitless!! Jerry is a good family friend of ours.
You have a gift. Not many wood prop makers left out there. I hope you can pass it on forward.
She has 2 gifts.
Hey your back! Good to see you back on the screen. Love watching the prop come out of the wood!
Your craft skills speaks volumes. Great job.
Outstanding!!!!! Thanks for not wearing yoga pants, but rather showing your craftmanship, not the norm anymore.
☺️
You are a very good craft person. Thank you for providing a history of how wooden propellers are made.
Fantastic technique (touch) and control with the band-saw, especially with a bulky piece such as that prop.
Thank you!
Nice to see Great craftsmanship is still alive and well !!
You are an artist Ma’am! Such care for the craftsmanship. Truly a beautiful process to watch!
Thank you!!!
Very,very interesting.Great video.You do fantastic work.Jerry Rosa sent me over here,so glad he did!!
Thank you! Jerry is a good family friend!
@@CulverProps To me,he's a great guy.And again to me,you do fantastic and such interesting work!!
Glad to see your still working, thanks for the video.
Funny. She drags out a belt sander and my heart stops for a second. Doesn't scare her, though. She knows exactly what she's doing. Amazing!
The grinder scares me a little, but if I have to use it I’m usually mad and at desperation, so that usually leads the way. Lol
In our modern time of mass produced stuff, it's great to see hand work. Very nice job.
I have never enjoyed any “how it’s made” video as much, I can’t stop watching them.
Hiya Alaina, it's great to see you back and still producing these fantastic videos for us. Talk about artistry... You still produce wonderful works of art for the new owner to use and for us penguins, (What they used to call the Royal Air Force over here in the UK, ok the clean name, it means, 'All flap and no fly') to drool over as a perfect piece of living sculpture.
I hope everyone is ok and take care as we look forward to your next masterpiece, the video as well as the prop...
From pilot and aircraft mechanic, you are doing a great job! props to you (pun intended) I really enjoy your attention to detail and your skills.
Thank you!
Wonderful to see and hear you again, we’ve missed you and your craftswomanship... so happy that you’re back making more content, keep up the great work.
Thank you!
Really awesome!!
Wish to be your learner and helper. You must have had a wonderful master oneday. Good job!
Alaina !!! Wonderful to see that beautiful smile -- er -- dust mask hard at work.
I could just watch your work all day. A great craftsman is an artist in woodwork. You are a true artist.
Would love to see a video on what you have to do to fix a prop after a ground strike, or even if you can fix a wooden prop?
Love your video's !!!
Thought I was going to loose it when I saw you cutting with the bandsaw. Wish I had that much control and confidence. Beautiful work and I agree with R Miller hoping that Mickey contacts you.
I have got to say, one of the most satisfying things to watch is that stream of wood dust getting sucked into the extractor on that drum sander!
Yeah! I like those shots!!
@@CulverProps quick question for you, how well does that mask seal up around the nose/cheek area? I've seen reviews of different brands that are all over the place
Jacob Mello i think it depends on your face shape. It does a good job for me, but the guys at the shop don’t care for it. They also have a version that has two straps instead of one and I think that would be a saver bet. I like this one because it doesn’t pull my hair.
@@CulverProps thank you! Cant wait for the next video!
I really enjoyed watching those 3 videos. What an amazing skill set & lovely temperament you have. Greetings from Sydney AUS (Still in lockdown)
Thank you! Hope you get out of lock down now.
Best UA-cam videos I’ve seen in awhile. You are an artist and an incredible craftswoman.
Thank you!
A digital readout (DRO) on your mill would make drilling the hub much easier and VERY accurate. You could clamp down the prop, enter the bolt pattern and start drilling.
It is always fascinating to watch you use the band saw the way you do. You would have a LOT of firewood is most of us tried it that way. Great work as usual.
😁
Thank you again for these videos. Just a tip... Carbatec make an awesome product called turbo plane. It may help you in fast removal of stock rather than holding the piece like you do at the bandsaw and make the sanding quicker?! Hate to be a stickler too but please wear ear protection. The years of working with and around noisy machines has crept up on me and now wish I was more careful.
Great jig to hold the prop while using the orbital sander. Is mahogany hard to come by and probably very expensive. Good to see you again, thanks for the video
I assumed that propellers where shaped by steam, every day is a learning day. I would buy one just to hang it on my wall and look at and admire the skills used to create such a beautiful piece of work.
😁 thank you!
Rare trade. Excellent work. Beauty and brains - husband is a lucky guy. Props, er - Kudos to you, Ma'am.
Great Job :))) I loved how focus you were !!!
Absolutely amazing ... you are an embodiment of skills, experience, passion and determination - I have by now seen a few other videos of yours.
Please wear protective goggles especially when wood sanding and that dust is flying all over and do arrange for help on a day when you do heavy lifting.
Be safe and God bless.
Thank you
You wear your work nicely. Sawdust from head to toe. Very nice work. Glad to see such pride put into a workpiece.
WOW, Sensational craftmanship, great skills !!! Stay safe, ALL the best from Australia !!!
Thank you! 😁
Nice to see you back Alaina. Hopefully Mikey Plane Savers orders a prop from you for his Fokker DR-1 project
What a wonderful and interesting job you have. I’d love to do what you do for work. I bet its very rewarding seeing the beautiful and functional product you craft.
Yes it is 😁
i know im asking randomly but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb lost my login password. I love any tips you can give me!
@Rhys Kyler Instablaster :)
@Jacoby Arlo Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Jacoby Arlo it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
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Amazing work. Thank you for a beautiful video.
I have been anxiously waiting for another video! Thanks for posting!
I work in IT and I'm regularly frustrated with constantly being confronted with yet another new technology, and equipment that is outdated and unsupported after 4 or 5 years. Then I jokingly say "I wish I had learned a real trade".
Especially as a private pilot myself I could totally imagine myself doing this work!
By the way, your craftmanship should be rewarded with a personalised signature on each finished prop!
Thank you! I do enjoy the straight forwardness of making these props. I do sign a few.
How cool would it be if you had a “Builders Assist” program where people could have a hand in making their own prop. The Craftsmanship is outstanding, so cool you are keeping it alive.
Are you trying to kill me?!?! 😂😂😂 j/k I have thought of that before but there is an old saying that if the customer wants to help the cost of the product is double. It’s not that bad, I have wonderful customers, but there is a zone you have to get in.
@@CulverProps honestly I think some people would pay more to the reasonable person the experience and knowledge learned would have a value to it.
@@CulverProps I can agree with you here. Having someone with you trying to help does more harm than good
My God, what a beautiful job. It looks like a dream to me. I love wood and I love watching it all come about. Magic.
Thank you!
Beautiful work as always :)
Absolutely gorgeous. The props are great too!!
As a maker and restorer of armour I enjoyed watching someone else working with their hands and gauging so much by eye... Weeks of work all of which could be wasted by a single careless strike of a file!
Best wishes to you... Subscribed.
PS: My Great Grandfather worked for Vickers. 🏆🇬🇧⚒️
That is so cool!!!! And it is nice to talk to someone who has an appreciation for the art of eyeballing
Hi Alaina Jerry of Rosa string works recommended that it would be worthwhile watching your videos and he was so right it is great to watch skill and the search for perfection at work thank you.
Awwww thanks!!!
Brilliant work!!
Very impressive!!! Beautiful job!!!
Very impressive work! Thank you for sharing .
It's very difficult to design and built wooden props.What we see is frankly amazing Gifted person.Sincere congratulations and bonjour from France.
Thank you! 😁
Happy Thanksgiving to Culver Prop team from France!
Watching you work I keep seeing Garret Blake in the film *Message in a Bottle*. Strong image.
I notice you're a bodily extension of the band saw. Amazing.
Yes, an artist.
The bandsaw is my favorite!
Beautiful work!!!
I can relate to your comment about sanding by feel rather than sight. I do the same thing when I trim my horses' feet.
I find this whole process fascinting! Fantastic video!
Thank you
Hi Alaina,when you drill the bolt holes on the milling machine you don't need a cnc to do it accuretly you just need a digital readout with X and Y .They are easy to retrofit to your mill and you don't need the Z axis(up and down)which makes them expensive.On line there are all kinds of calculators that tell you the values of xy distances for hole spacing.
I will check that out!! Thank you!
Awesome skill and a beautiful final product.
nice craft im sure you broke a few blades before you perfected using the band saw ,very cool ,good to see you carrying on your grandfathers craft ,nice video
Not as many as you would think. Only 3-4
Great craftsmanship, work of art.
Thank you!
Another EXCELLENT Video! wish they were more often! I could watch you sweep the floor - haha
Lol I will do better!
Hello, what a piece well done and elaborate, congratulations on the whim of your projects, Subscribed, I really enjoyed.
just found you via Xyla's channel! I teach tech and engineering at James Wood Middle School in Winchester VA! We are going to watch your collaboration with Xyla and then pick a series of yours for our end of year project for making prop our Technology Student Association flight project!! You are Amazing! Also would love to have you as a guest speaker Zoom call some day next year if you have the time!
Hi! Thank you so much! I would be happy to do that, send me an e-mail, ranchair@socket.net
Beautiful. The props are nice too.
Nice work! I'm sure the expertise and knowledge really come into play during the balancing... How much to take off and where...
Que tipo de madeira são usados para fazerem as aletas? O Trabalho Artesanal é uma Arte Valorosa!!! Parabéns pelo vídeo você é uma artista da Carpinteira!!!
Amazing talent in your hands.
Great video, keep them coming
Powerful propeller! success to the master!
Good job. Awesome ladys. 😁👍👍
Thank you!
Beautiful and talented hard working ladies.
Belíssimo trabalho e profissional parabéns!
Alaina, Beautifull work my friend. Such attention to detail. My question is: I have a small office that I have all of my dad's airforce memorabilia, and was looking for an inexpensive prop to hang on the wall. Do you have any propellers that you have made that may not have fit your strict standards for airplane use but might look nice in my setting?
Thanks for sharing.
I'll answer. Yes, they have both decorative and economically priced used props for sale. I'm sure they have one just for you.
Yes I do, they range from $300 up. You can email me and I can text you some pictures
It’s always so cool to watch an expert at work, I bet your so proud of each and every Prop you create 👌🏼 everytime you see an aircraft with one of props must give you a buzz 👍🏻
I actually don’t get to see many of them flying. Just a few at air shows
Awesome job! Job that you really need to do right the first time! Alot of talent and skill!👍👍👍👍👍
Hi. Jerry Rosa sent me. Nice work!
Great job Alaina love to see these being built. I see you went to the hair dresser before the video 🤭 looks good ☺️ keep up the great work... Jay