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Wanted: Flywheel Machining

Hello!

My latest project is nearing completion - all that it needs now is the flywheel. The plans call for a 4.65" OD wheel in EN1A or 303SS. I have tried to set-up a suitable piece of material on my lathe but it just too large to be able to turn it. The question is, would anybody be willing to turn me up a flywheel for a reasonable cost? I have put the drawings on my website at

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if the basic basic flywheel could be made up it would be most helpful, as I can tackle the spokes/holes myself.

Many thanks in advance,

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Anthony Britt
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In article , Anthony Britt writes

Whereabouts are you Anthony? If you can get to North Herts you'd be more than welcome to use my Chipmaster to turn the wheel yourself.

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Nigel Eaton

helpful,

Anthony,

Or if you are nearer to Kent (Bromley) I can offer the same service as Nigel on my Master.

Regards,

Andrew Mawson

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Andrew Mawson

Andrew & Nigel,

Thank you for your kind offers. I am located in Southampton, so I think I am about the same distance from both of you. I am working some strange shifts at work for the next few weeks - once things calm down after Xmas, I may well take you up on the offer.

Regards,

Anthony Remove eight from email to reply. Website:

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Anthony Britt

Hello Andrew

To add to your list of offers.

I have an elderly Triumph 2000. I'm at Farncombe, near Guildford, Surrey.

Might save you a few miles.

-- Jonathan

Barnes's theorem; for every foolproof device there is a fool greater than the proof.

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