World's first fully gigantic super accurate degree wheel

[Wisconsin Welder]

Drew this, then had the laser dept. at work cut it, next one is gonna be thinner, when asked about material I just said "yeah sure whatever thinner gauge drops we have laying around" thing still weighs 9.5 pounds, gonna wear out the crank bearings before anything is built LOL

29" across, each degree is about a 1/4"

 

[Rotty781]

This might be dumb coming from a guy that’s used a motion pro for many years but are you really using that for a saw or has another build purpose?

 

[Pincher]

What are you gonna use for a pointer, rebar?

 

[drf256]

Gonna have to bolt saw down to bench or it’s gonna flip off.

 

[cuinrearview]

Gonna have to bolt saw down to bench or it’s gonna flip off.

Only the Huskys.

 

[Nutball]

What about aluminum? And put some 1/4 degree marks on there.

 

[Wisconsin Welder]

This might be dumb coming from a guy that’s used a motion pro for many years but are you really using that for a saw or has another build purpose?

Ahhh, yep its for saws lol

What about aluminum? And put some 1/4 degree marks on there.

I didn't have a sheet of appropriate material when i wanted it cut, this was more about getting the degree marks far apart for zero dollars....

Gonna have to bolt saw down to bench or it’s gonna flip off.

Yep, saw get put on the home made stand thing, basically a chunk of a worn out bar welded to a thing that goes on my bench,
kinda like tree monkeys but *s-wordtier, less functional and way more home made looking LOL

 

[Bjorn]

Hi, It could be a Crooked crankshaft after using that Wheel.

 

[Wisconsin Welder]

Hi, It could be a Crooked crankshaft after using that Wheel.

I figure if I turn it the same number of times in each direction in will even out LOL