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    Could I trouble one and all for some input into the following question please....

    Firstly, I need to say I'm looking to have a pictorial WIP with notes for myself but I'd also like to see the Administrators/Moderators add the results to the following thread, please.

    How make Monster Truck & Construction Machinery Wheels; these are medium to large lugged style tyres....

    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f201/wheel-137379

    So PLEASE everyone, could you add to this thread HOW YOU DID IT; for all to see both now and into the future, thank you..

    [In advanced, I say a HUGH THANK YOU to all for your contributions]....Cheers Crowie

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    Hi crowie,

    The other day was on youtube looking at some woodworking jigs being made and there was fella on there making monster truck wheels on a table saw. He had this piece of timber screwed to the miter gage on the angle for cutting the tread for the wheels. But I can't remember what it was called. I think if you in woodwork homemade jigs you may be able find it. I hope that helps.

    Cheers Graham.

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    Hi Crowie, I use a modified Pen Wizard fitted with a laminate trimmer to make the wheels up to 90mm dia, they are 1 piece tractor wheels, if that is any help.
    Kryn
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    Some time back i posted pictures of the marking jig and tablesaw jig.
    Can't seem to find it now but i can post pics again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore View Post
    Hi Crowie, I use a modified Pen Wizard fitted with a laminate trimmer to make the wheels up to 90mm dia, they are 1 piece tractor wheels, if that is any help.
    Kryn
    Yes Please Kryn, I was hoping for this thread to become part of the reference and learning part of the Toymakers & Scale Modelers sharing there collective knowledge for future people to have a go and thus enjoy this part of woodworking, thank you.
    Cheers, crowie

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneye View Post
    Some time back i posted pictures of the marking jig and tablesaw jig.
    Can't seem to find it now but i can post pics again.
    Thank you "oneye" that would be excellent.... Cheers, crowie

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matador View Post
    Hi crowie,

    The other day was on youtube looking at some woodworking jigs being made and there was fella on there making monster truck wheels on a table saw. He had this piece of timber screwed to the miter gage on the angle for cutting the tread for the wheels. But I can't remember what it was called. I think if you in woodwork homemade jigs you may be able find it. I hope that helps.

    Cheers Graham.
    Thank you Graham, If you could please post the link to the you tube clip, that'd be great....cheers, crowie

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    Crowie, WWF, Tyres for my next model, 21st Dec 2011. Wheels for mining truck. John.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nine fingers View Post
    Crowie, WWF, Tyres for my next model, 21st Dec 2011. Wheels for mining truck. John.
    This one John??

    https://www.woodworkforums.com/showth...ghlight=wheels

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    Crowie the pics are in my post ( Another one that missed the show ) .
    Give me about 2 weeks and i will show you how i make mine from start to finish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneye View Post
    Crowie the pics are in my post ( Another one that missed the show ) .
    Give me about 2 weeks and i will show you how i make mine from start to finish.
    Sound excellent "oneye" and we'll ensure your thread gets a run in here too please.... Thank you, cheers, crowie

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneye View Post
    Crowie the pics are in my post ( Another one that missed the show ) .
    Give me about 2 weeks and i will show you how i make mine from start to finish.
    "Oneye", I found this one in a search....

    https://www.woodworkforums.com/showth...ghlight=wheels

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    Quote Originally Posted by crowie View Post
    John, does your router pivot on a pin to do those curved slots?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Treecycle View Post
    John, does your router pivot on a pin to do those curved slots?
    Dallas, I drilled a hole in the plastic base for a screw to obtain the curve I wanted. John.

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