An other type of wheel for wooden model

Interesting. I do something similar using the [tire] wood for the base and drilling out the center and adding another wood type. Thanks for sharing your method. Great when LJ’s work together sharing ideas.

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Wow they look like the real thing. Well done

very nice…..........

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Those are awesome! I have no idea how you made those without using a lathe.

-- Ryan

Very good looking wheels, just a note only should have 10 holes for the lugs. Sorry it’s just the trailer peddeler in me. These wouls also be great on trailer models.

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You’r right, I didn’t have the indexer for 10 holes, I will make one shortly. Thank you for the comments. For the trailer, I will ajust the outer holes.

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Nice work. why did you make the wheel and rim separate?

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This is awsome.Outstanding details

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Very Nice!

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This is amazing. Do you want to share how you made them? I would be interested

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Toys &joys shows you how to do that with two wheels They have them on a lot of their semi plans,a lot less work.
Chuck

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Great job, I have a jig that I made for making spoked wheels. They can be so expensive, I usually make them in batches of 50.

-- Ray

Great job, I have a jig that I made for making spoked wheels. They can be so expensive to buy and time consuming to make so I usually make them in batches of 50.

-- Ray

Wow! Great modeling skills. Cool!

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