Oh. If that's what you're working with, never mind.pneumatic drawbar....
I think a hammer will do.
Yeah it is amazing what a coat of paint will do to a pile of rusty/shitty scrap metal! :laughing:Shit that looks good all painted up!
Anything on the inside? I thought it may be left as is to keep from contaminating the grain.Yeah it is amazing what a coat of paint will do to a pile of rusty/shitty scrap metal! :laughing:
Nice, how'd you attach the brass/bronze piece to the socket?One I made today, now my buddy might stop whacking the drawbar with a c-wrench
Yeah I just left it bare steel inside. I doubt paint would contaminate the grain much though if it were painted. As long as you let it dry well before filling it up!Anything on the inside? I thought it may be left as is to keep from contaminating the grain.
So, umm... Have you ever made anything that wasn't awesome?bead breaker.
added nylon pad to arm and bolts have bearing balls inserted to ends
testing video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar7IV70hUak
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this style breakers has been around for long time.So, umm... Have you ever made anything that wasn't awesome?
Did you come up with that design?
Will it work on little wheels as well, like bias ply small trailer wheels? I just did two of them today, used my vise to break the beads.