I like it?The last big welding job I did was about 15 years ago...
Had a crazy idea for a motorcycle, drew it on the floor with painter's tape
It seemed like it'd work, then took it to Solid Works for accurate dimensions, did a little welding
threw it together over 72 hours, and had a bike, the end!
36-inch steel rims from an Excelsior car, machined the inner spoke mounts then they were TIG welded in place, it was then brass coated. Spokes are one-off CNC's standard and reverse thread to be able to true the wheels, using one-off machined center hex coupling nuts. 665 individual parts per wheel the only part we didn't make was the hoop, they were imported from New Zealand of all places.I like it?
Can you explain the rims? Chrome rims say they're most likely steel, but the spokes seemed to be connected to an aluminum ring?
The SWAG-Milwaukee is nice and stable. The trick part is figuring out the attachment to the foot of the saw. I can send you photos if you want a closer look. I'd imagine the DeWalt is similar.
A happy customer.
What was there before you arrived?