Rotary Science Norfolk, VA
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Following up on this... I was chatting with a rotary builder and tuner I respect today. He casually mentioned his balancer in conversation. Turns out he's been using Rotary Science and actually prefers him over Chip!!
You learn something new every day
I'll probably hit him (Rotary Science) up for balancing on my next rebuild.
You learn something new every day
I'll probably hit him (Rotary Science) up for balancing on my next rebuild.
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Following up on this... I was chatting with a rotary builder and tuner I respect today. He casually mentioned his balancer in conversation. Turns out he's been using Rotary Science and actually prefers him over Chip!!
You learn something new every day
I'll probably hit him (Rotary Science) up for balancing on my next rebuild.
You learn something new every day
I'll probably hit him (Rotary Science) up for balancing on my next rebuild.
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Last edited by fendamonky; 01-01-21 at 01:54 PM.
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You can find him at rotary_science on instagram if you have one. I know he was moving shops at some point as he is expanding. I've had two motors with the assembly balanced by himself and they are pretty spectacular. Typically gets the static weights of the rotors within a single gram of each other and the entire assembly from 1/10 - 1/4 gram. A++ machine work in my opinion. I believe his name is Michael Lambiase.
Last edited by Elliott_S; 01-10-21 at 12:34 PM.
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