1930’s Wincharger 6V Super De-Luxe i picked up in Saskatchewan. Part 1

[@glenmiller3783]

That's a really cool item Josh

[@Schneids15]

Thanks Glen. I love the old logo and history behind them. I have a stand for my other newer one. I hope to get everything back together and see it spin. Keep an eye out for them for me on your back road ventures!

[@Olds_Gold]

My dad has one of those but it's a bit bigger

[@Schneids15]

Oh wow! I would love to see it. I really would like to acquire another one and just love learning about them.

[@Olds_Gold]

@Schneids15 Where are you located? I'm In Minnesota. I could ask my dad if he wants to get rid of it... He does love it. But he also loves to trade for things That peak his interest

[@Schneids15]

I would hate to ever take something from someone that loves it! I would love to know what model he has if you can find out. Be super cool to see it. My email is [e-mail] if you ever got a pic of it😁

[@Olds_Gold]

@@Schneids15 just got the notification for this reply lol

[@Schneids15]

Glad you got it!! Still would love to see. Josh

[@johnsader8811]

Very cool! Just scored one yesterday, tail says: Wincharger heavy duty. Remnants of a blade, wondering if anyone knows how long i should make the blade? I see they were originally doug fir, ive a 6' 1"×6" of mohogany. Any help appreciated.

[@Schneids15]

Hey John, scroll my videos and you will see one where I made a blade👍🏻 great find! If it says heavy Duty it will be a later 70s-80s model. Josh

[@gnolwob09]

Consider epoxy instead of PL Premium

[@Schneids15]

What would you recommend?

[@gnolwob09]

@@Schneids15 I have used the big box store clear 5 minute two part epoxy. I have had haven’t used it for your application but have used it to make laminated wood knife blade handles. Thin it down with acetone and apply several quotes. The epoxy would bring out the grain in the wood too

[@Schneids15]

Just seen this now. I appreciate the input😃 had to keep to the glue method and keep it light due to not wanting to throw off balance on the prop. I like the tip on the acetone for thinning epoxy however. Good idea.