Hmm..I would need a “decent “woodwork lathe I think.
However, I have a 1450rpm industrial motor with a threaded adaptor for a stone/mop and wondered if I might be able to use this. If I make some ply discs to sandwich the foam in and mount this on the motor (giving it a bit of a spin before turning the motor on)….?
its a 10 minute job to shape a foam saucer on a lathe, days of sanding and filling to get a nice smooth truly circular shape manually. Pump, esc and a very cool clear dome have arrived, waiting foam and alien.
As still waiting bluebird motor (wondering if the nova virus issue is slowing thing down in China?) have been finishing off the hull.
Foam ‘3 point’ wedges now in place and sorting out aluminium strips for the various deflectors on nose and sponsons. K7 also seems to have had blades at the insides of the forward wedges presumably to keep the thing going straight when there was not much in the water. If, with any luck, I DO go quite quick I may need some, but will wait, as an easy retrofit, but prone to damage easily when fiddling about painting or wateva.
Storm Denis now slated to be worse than Ciara, so unsure about Sunday boating!
Ashley
Ps..happy now switch has arrived and small bandsaw back in operation!
Edited By ashley needham on 15/02/2020 09:27:33