I am attempting to build a fiberglass spinner. ??It is harder than it appears or I'm not as talented as others. ?I first used the original aluminum spinner as a female mold. ?I waxed the inside, cut pieces of cloth, epoxied and then instead of vacuum bagging I filled a bag with water, placed it inside of the spinner to squeeze the layers of cloth together. ?When it was done, most worked perfectly with a smooth finish but I had a week spot and flaws. ?So I then used that part as a positive mold like Mark Langford I used duct tape as a mold release and cut the cloth to fit from a patern I made out of paper. ?The result is not very pretty. ? Now that I'm practiced I will try the female mold again after I find a better way to organize the cloth pieces. I Wish I was at Oshkosh this year. ?
Joe Nunley?CW2 US Army RetiredBaker JROTC Instructor?Baker Florida?
