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I have made small wheels but what about big wheels like 18". I know there is different processes like spinning, forging. I just wnat to know. I am most interested in the forging. I dont even know how to forge. Does anybody know where I could get information about forging? Then after the forging do I put it in a mill and cut the design on the inside? Please help. |
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| There are several approaches....if using aluminum there is the process of machining the whole wheel from a chuck of aluminum...usually called billet wheels. If you look at commercial wheels they generally have 2 parts....the outer rim which is machine forged and the center piece which can be made via different processes (milled, cast, forged, abrasive cut....). |
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| See my post on one of your other threads: http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showth...2722#post92722 Scott
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