My customised Props.

{:4_142:} but why..?

nice paint job

Jan Jensen Posted at 2016-9-24 23:39
but why..?

Actually I had my props crashed and badly scratched. So tried respray and use it.. seems ok to me.

The paint job look great! I have to wonder about the weight distribution? Did you paint each end of the prop with the exact grain (GR) of paint? Does each one of the props have the exact same (GR) of paint so all the props are balanced? Is the paint laid down smooth enough to not effect air foil? Did you void your warranty because you painted the props when you crash your P4? These things you should consider before you fly.

Jan Jensen Posted at 2016-9-24 11:39
but why..?

I'm kinda with you... 9.00 for a new set.. why bother

It is a nice paint job, but I would be worried about performance issues that could result in a crash.

Looks cool but they have to be WAY out of balance...new props are cheap, new drones aren't ...JMHO

Very impressive paint job . It's really nice!    Happy flying!

There is such thing called propeller balancer. You can use it after the paint job. No one customized their copters here? How boring.  

Maxi3D Posted at 2016-9-28 08:37
There is such thing called propeller balancer. You can use it after the paint job. No one customized ...

Yes, however every prop balancer I have seen requires a hole in the center of the prop... these do not have any holes in them

Look like your on the way back from Woodstock

hallmark007 Posted at 2016-9-28 10:49
Look like your on the way back from Woodstock

ahh here we go...  it's "Looks like you're on the way back from woodstock" and depending on which woodstock you're referring to could make all the difference as there has been a couple since the original.  However since you mentioned it I did take time to go look and yes they do now make a balancer that will accommodate these props... my mistake

Warnberg Posted at 2016-9-28 15:57
ahh here we go...  it's "Looks like you're on the way back from woodstock" and depending on which  ...

Flower power enjoy them

Very cool looking, Performance? You can always balance a prop.

Good job, just be aware of some things -

Do not use that to hide scratches and other issues caused by a crash or contact with tree, surface, whatever.. if you do it, do it to good new props... U'd hate to find out you masked a stress crack and your bird fell down because of that. I did color my props using RIT, but I do check them for stress cracks by the hub, every few flight.. Certainly easier to do with white props, than colored ones.