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08-25-2005, 09:27 AM
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cast or forged parts for english wheel
i was thinking about making an english wheel and i was going to use a stock caster from a Grainger catalog as the upper wheel. the dimensions are almost the same as the actual wheels from an english wheel, 6" diameter 2" width 3/4 axle, the only thing is that they have a slight crown to them, but ill put the in a lathe and take care of that. the price is around 45.00 for a forged steel and about 20 for a cast iron
my question is should i use forged steel or cast iron? 
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08-29-2005, 07:24 AM
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forged.
Go to metalmeet.com for more info!
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