[TheForge] Machinist needed?

[Dan Brewer]

You should be able to make hi one and just machine the sections that the
bearing rides on.  Or if you are making the potters wheel start with a car
axle.  The axle will have a place to mount the wheel and one bearing surface
, Depending on the wheel if it is a kick the axle might just be long enough
that you don't have to cut it to length.  The bottom wheel can be fitted to
a split clamp on the axle. Just some random thoughts that might save a
little money .

Dan in Auburn



On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 12:55 PM, Saint Phlip <phlip at 99main.com> wrote:

> Looks like one of my reenacting friends needs a machinist to make a
> custom shaft for a custom Potters Wheel. Anybody have any
> recommendations for someone who could do that kind of job n the New
> York area?
>
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