ok gang here is yet another news flash on current parts Vs. original parts! our race morgan has 72 spoke competition wire wheels with two eared knock off spinners. (3 or 4 years ago we had the thread
I won't know until I receive them and try it, but my plan is to use a good piece of oak, probably 2x6, and drill/cut/router out an opening the shape and size of the spinner, and then neck down the en
I think you are going to split the oak. Wood splits very easily longitudinally. Think about using a product called "baltic birch" plywood (there are several other names too). It's many layers, like 1
how about marine or aircraft grade plywood so you can get the strength of the multi directional grains in the lamination? just a guess. chuck. i bet a local boat shop has a discarded piece just about
chuck. i bet a local boat shop has a discarded piece just about the right size for free? Trust me, I'll be experimenting. I paid extra for these with an MG in the center and I don't want them buggere
I have an old wooden "Mell" used for driving in fencing posts. I got it from a farmer in North Northumberland about 20 years ago. He said it belonged to his dad but he didn't use it any more and gave
As a woodworker by trade, I recommend NOT using Oak, or any other hardwood for matter. You would be better served to find a nice piece of 13 ply and make it out of that.
Yes, any grained lumber will split. Use plywood. Microlam beams are 1.75" thick and a whole lot of plys. You can probably pick up a hunk at any housing development going up. Or maybe the local lumber
In a message dated 02/04/2004 4:09:38 PM Mountain Standard Time, Guy.Weller@kencomp.net writes: The head is 12" long and 9" in diameter and made of English Elm. The grain of elm is very twisted - it
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Oriental Septic Board? You don't need marine grade plywood unless you intend of floating it for long periods of time. But you don't want 3 ply Home defect plywood either. -- Frank Clarici Toms River,