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Im thinking of making a gyro chair any input or ideas on the project before I start it.
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thinking of making a
Ya, I have tons of ideas...whats a gyro chair? -
Have really good liability insurance. I build something like that for a client of mine. 3 rings largest is 9', with a 2" gap between the rings. Bearing bores are a ***** to set up and get straight. Mine are rolled out of 3" square tube.Comment
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Who do you have in mind to roll your tubing rings,,?? and how large a diameter..??Originally posted by eecervantes83 View Post
Wall thickness..??... they need to be stout....
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Thinking of building it for my self. Its a simple idea. I like a challenge. Material wise im thinking
2" tubing 8th inch wall . Reinforced with square tubing where the butt welds are and bearings mount and using 1" 4140 shaft for the pivots.
Also using a race car type seat with a 5 point harness and foot straps.
Miller Bobcat 225NT onan
Millermatic 211
Spoolmate 100
(Retapped to fit regular mig tips)
Work better & less parts to stock.
Miller 130xp
T/A Dragster 85 (portability 11 pounds)
Oxygen/Acetylene torch set 50'
2. 4-1/2" grinders
1. 9" grinder
14" Makita chop saw
1/2" Aircat impact gun 900#Comment
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Yeah. that looks scary. I could see someone sticking there arm in there by accident and... ouch! Probably better to build a cage on both sides to prevent injury.Comment
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