Hueyman Posted November 10, 2015 Share Posted November 10, 2015 Hi everyone Today I have some issues regarding the geometry of this part I want to built as accurate as possible, it's a Propeller Hub ( the part that holds the blades together and allow the pitch movements ) From my basic mechanical understanding, it consists of four cylinders at 90° ( one for each blade ) that sinks into the main cylinder, the one that is bolted onto the engine shaft. There are two sides, back and front barrels, bolted together by 4X3 bolts ( 3 per side ) Do you have any directions, or tips to achieve that, I mean, where to start from ? Here are some shots of the final result I want to achieve. Note here there are both 3 and 4 bladed Hub versions, used on Vought F4U-1/-4 Corsair's propeller ( Hamilton Standard Hydromatic 23E50/24E60 Hubs ) Many many thanks, Hueyman Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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