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Tempted · 11.24.2008, 03:53 AM

You could also run the rotor off of a low speed motor or lathe once you get the epoxy done. It would prevent running and may even help with balancing.

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Tempted RCM is smarter than me.... Offline Posts: 297 Join Date: Sep 2008	11.24.2008, 03:53 AM You could also run the rotor off of a low speed motor or lathe once you get the epoxy done. It would prevent running and may even help with balancing. The answer is no. And yes, mine is faster.