How to Make Secret Whirligig security clip, Old-timer whirligig maker's trick, Easy!

[@robertcornelius3514]

I live in a windy area and have lost some planes, so I decided to angle the nose down around 7-8 degrees. When you drill the hole in to the bottom of the Whirligig is when you angle the drill bit. Works like a charm.

[@gwheyduke]

Did anyone miss the rabbit hopping in the background in the very beginning?

[@golfaddict5276]

Thanks for causing me to think how I can take your very good idea and make it a little more user friendly. Like your videos very much. Keep them coming.

[@richardmccann4815]

@golfaddict5276 why couldn't you bother to share your idea to " make it more easily"?

[@golfaddict5276]

@@richardmccann4815 Well I'm still "thinking of hoe to make it a little more user friendly". Once I figure it out, I might Share, might not as well since it might be a "bother"!

[@aerostaraircraftsanctuary604]

I saw the Rabbit hop past in the background

[@georgeheyduke2060]

Dewey Broberg, created DU-BRO® Products in 1959

[@cobre7717]

Hook up the 2000 volt neon sign transform to catch your evil twin whirlygig napper. Its funny how a little bit of flat wing can create so much lift in a breeze. Those collars and brackets are a good idea.

[@gwheyduke]

Thanks

[@gwheyduke]

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[@richardmccann4815]

You could form the strip in a wider piece of metal, and drill the holes first, before forming, then cut the formed material into slices with a cutoff wheel, making a few at once

[@gwheyduke]

That's a good idea!