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recommend a degree wheel
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People on 'another site' were printing them and gluing them to used CD's - it was a fad for a while, as I recall . . . .
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McMaster Carr has the compass in clockwise ,counter clock wise and I think 0 to 180 in both directions .Made of mylar with an adhesive back .
I've made several and gave them away .I get the tin knockers at work to cut out a piece of 10 gauge aluminum for the backer .I think my personal one is an 8 inch.
The first one I made was cut out round on the lathe ,worked .The tin knockers can spin one out in about a minute or less .--tain't what you know sometimes tis who you know .
I've made several and gave them away .I get the tin knockers at work to cut out a piece of 10 gauge aluminum for the backer .I think my personal one is an 8 inch.
The first one I made was cut out round on the lathe ,worked .The tin knockers can spin one out in about a minute or less .--tain't what you know sometimes tis who you know .
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Are you making these?
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Yes
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Hey guys, asking $40 for 1. Price includes shipping to your door. Made of clear acrylic. 7" O.D. 1/4" thick. Laser etched. Should last a guy forever. Wipe em off and they are good as new. Soap and water is all they'll need. 1/4" hole in the middle. Use that or make it bigger.
My email is nickstoeckel@gmail.com or my cell number is (507)210-2140.
Thanks for the interest
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My email is nickstoeckel@gmail.com or my cell number is (507)210-2140.
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I'll post some nicer pics soon. The one I posted doesn't do em justice.
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Can you laser them from 0-180?
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Or zero to 360 ?
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This one's from summit racing and was about 35 bucks, 10 or 12 buck for the 1/2" drill chuck from hazard fraught tools, and the opportunity to port a buddy's Stihl 090, priceless.
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After looking at mine closer and reading some of the comments i realize that i should have made the numbers go higher. CHOOT!
What works best? 0-360 or 0-180 ?
I wouldnt have to ask this question of i actually used mine, i just havent had time to sit down and use it.
What works best? 0-360 or 0-180 ?
I wouldnt have to ask this question of i actually used mine, i just havent had time to sit down and use it.
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It' OK to offer different versions - maybe folks will want to buy one of each!
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I'm making one with a blank CD and printed timing wheel on photo paper. Very cheap.
I might put 2 different wheels back to back so I can flip it over to have a different styles of wheels if need be. Also I will probably sandwich them between 2 CDs so they are protected from oil and grease.
I might put 2 different wheels back to back so I can flip it over to have a different styles of wheels if need be. Also I will probably sandwich them between 2 CDs so they are protected from oil and grease.
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