HOW TO: Custom Prop on Mud-Skipper Twister

Immediately after posting my last video, I had requests to show how I made my prop. Well, here it is. A complete start to finish for making these modified props.

As I mentioned, I am not a professional machinist and have very limited knowledge as to what I'm doing. But I do a lot of fabricating, so this wasn't a very hard project to come up with once I figured out how the original prop comes off.

With that said, I take no responsibility for you're actions. As with any modifications, you're adding you're own risk to it. Just don't strip the threads and you should be fine. And you can only get so crooked with it before it finds its own path. With how light these props are and everything else in the drivetrain, especially a single cylinder engine, vibrations were a low concern of mine. I feel very confident with mine now that I've tested it out, but results may vary.

Leave a comment if there's any questions and I'll address them the best I can. Enjoy.