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Re: Spinning Toroids
Andy,
I know that John Freau has done a whole lot of superb spinning work in
the form of aluminum and copper toroids, that he sells at -very-
reasonable prices. I've conversed with hime about the methods, and have
made of the spinning forms that I could use to make a small, 1.75" minor
dia, 7" major dia toroid. There are two forms, one for forming the inside
curve of one shell, and the other for the outside curve.
curently I am in search of aluminum to spin.
Grayson Dietrich
http://www.electrophile.8m-dot-com
On Tue, 08 Feb 2000 20:17:00 -0700 Tesla List <tesla-at-pupman-dot-com> writes:
> Original Poster: "Andy Cleary" <gemware2-at-dreamscape-dot-com>
>
> Has anyone on the list tried spinning their own toroids? I
> have seen them
> for sale, were they home-made or commercially made? The reason why
> I ask is
> this- I received a new Lindsay Publications catalog today in the
> mail, and
> in it are three inexpensive books, telling how to spin your own
> metal
> objects (vases, bowls, and it even mentions terminals for HV use!).
> The
> books are very inexpensive, ranging from 4.95-9.95. According to
> the blurb,
> all that is needed is sheetmetal, a lathe, and a few simple tools.
> It
> sounds simple, and I was curious if anyone has tried it?
>
> -Andy Cleary
>
>
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