G Clamp English Wheel // TOOL HACK from scrap DIY

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• RU

  @rustycrustytriesstuff · 3 years ago

  I might try one of these. Definitely a handy tool to have around.

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• FI

  @fixinstuff9662 · 4 years ago

  Excellent work!<br>I happen to know a local garden gnome who will be overjoyed that he can now start wheeling and finish building his dream car.

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• DA

  @daveys · 3 years ago

  Looks like that turned out really well. &nbsp;Awesome little project.

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• JA

  @jackrichards1863 · 4 years ago

  Cool for cats , dude. A guy like myself can make a useable E.W. now! Ta!

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• ST

  @stevesloan6775 · 3 years ago

  Interesting concept! <br>Great effort. <br>Definitely worked!

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• BI

  @Bigskyguy56 · 4 years ago

  An excellent addition to the metal working arsenal. &nbsp;Your wheel came out superb. &nbsp;Thanks for sharing your idea/design of this project.<br>Rick

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• UT

  @uti_s1471 · 4 years ago

  Great idea! Thank you for sharing! A bit wider area between the &quot;mouth&quot; And the &quot;back&quot; would also be handy tho. Maybe a slightly modified clamp would work.

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• TO

  @tonyhillyard1613 · 4 years ago

  Excellent job!!!! &nbsp; Thanks very much for sharing your idea. &nbsp;That is my next project when I get a minute.

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• DA

  @davethurston753 · 2 years ago

  Very Nice. &nbsp;Thanks for sharing

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• PA

  @ParaBellum2024 · 4 years ago

  Excellent! &nbsp;I used to teach secondary school D&amp;T. &nbsp;We bought an old set of bending rolls, but I don&apos;t recall ever seeing English wheels in any of the schools where I worked or visited. &nbsp;This design would be fantastic for some projects at GCSE or A level, so I hope you&apos;re able to supply forward-thinking (or is that backwards...) schools. &nbsp;Sadly, many workshops have been converted into IT suites, making practical work a thing of the past for many schoolchildren, so I don&apos;t hold out much hope!

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• TD

  @tdeje · 3 years ago

  Another Great tool !

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• JO

  @johnsecord9697 · 3 years ago

  I have an antique one that is very much the same as yours. &nbsp;It has a patent date of around 1920. &nbsp;It is American made. The upper wheel is larger than the lower. I took it apart and polished the wheels. &nbsp;It works well for small pieces.

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