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Re: pic: 5 Inch Wheel

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Ya thats our problem, we have a mill but no lathe. We could do it, but it is a huge hassle and we wouldnt have the freedom of doing this in shop... Hopefully we will get one sometime...
Well, you could always do it the opposite way. Machine hex shafts out of round-stock, and then use the AM hex hubs.

We did this with our mill and a dividing head. We never bought any broaches or hex shafts. Just used the parts from AM and metal bars laying around my barn.

It depends on the design.
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