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I have added the next video in my endeavor to build and improve metalshaping tools to make them work better. I hope you enjoy my video. The english wheel is a cheap one that I upgraded and it work fantastic now!
https://youtu.be/l9OfagmGSW0
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Nice work on the improvements. Good guide for others trying to make improvements to this grade of wheeling machine. I did a similar exercise with an HF ewheel.
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Thank you! It makes a huge difference in how well the machine works now.
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What was you solution to keeping there lower anvil from wiggling around?
I've been pondering a similar backbone for mine and I'd like to steady the longer anvil at the same time.
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Lewis Meyer Falls City Ironworks Louisville, KY Last edited by fciron; 12-14-2020 at 10:22 PM. |
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I should have shown it in the video, but I did 2 things. I drilled a spot on the lifter shaft for the setscrew to go into tighter. This was hard to keep it aligned when I did this, but it worked. Not sure if all of these cheap ones are like this, but it was still a little sloppy, I welded a piece of half inch plate to the side that I had drilled and installed a bronze self lubricating bushing and welded a rod down from the bottom anvil holder. This made it really rigid and still smoothly goes up and down
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So the first mod keeps the sliding part from wiggling and the second one fixes the anvil holder to the slider?
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