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01-05-2010, 01:09
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Re: pic: 4 Inch Wheel Design
My my that looks mighty familiar.
 I too wonder about your plans for the bore, and the necessity for symmetrical halves. You might consider not having the bore extend through both halves. Timing/indexing a broach is a pain. Also, you may find it not worth it to have the wheel be two halves at all, if simplifying manufacturing is your goal.
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