what spine tester do YOU use?

[Shakes.602]

CupCake Does Make a Fine Instrument!! My Piggy-Bank isnt Quite there Yet!!

[Jack Denbow]

Flight-Rite's web page is.
 www.iserv.net/~arro
I thought $250 was a lot when I bought mine,now, WOW.
Jack

[Buemaker]

Thanks. Well, well, prices go up.
I bought the professional model(I think that was the only model made then) from Alan Rothar years ago for about 240 dollars. It has served me well for years now. Bue--.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

Hey there little bro...i built my own here with the help of the guys here on Trad Gang....check it out...

I had the whole build a long here before my PC crashed.....i'll have to look for it again now....Kirk

[DesertDude]

It's Very Inportant to Support "OUR SPONSOR'S"
Whenever you can.........They are here to support us......Mark

[fredbear92]

ttt

[fredbear92]

for those of you that use a "Flight Rite", do you use the Hobbyist? or the Professional?

[fredbear92]

???

[flint kemper]

I would love to get my hands on a flite rite professional or an old scheib, but I don't have no 700.00 to spend on a spine tester. I have a ACE wall mount but want a professional if someone wants to work out a payment plan. Flint

[yleecoyote23]

Here's the one I made based on Jim Hill's design. Very accurate, cost was pretty much FREE since I had most of the stuff in my shop that I needed to build it.

No complaints other than it is pretty big (coulda made it smaller and lighter)