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Yes, If you have a welder you could make a square tube of any size.

I had a bad habit of anticipating what might happen before starting and found more than not there was nothing to worry about. And furthermore it is just a piece of metal and there is always another one to start over. Good luck Nelson

Sometimes the subjects are so brief and lack of information of what is actually going to be done. There are many ways to skin a cat but if we do not have enough information how can we start. Sending you down a road with the info given so far is about worthless. You do not need a mill to make a...

Brian Love your cad drawing and how much you do to make the demonstration model. Looking to the growth of this clutch. Looking good. Nelson

I looked at te pics closer and I must agree with RM-MN. If the vise is square on all sides and does all it is needed to do then it is just a matter of looks. If you are just wanting a shiny new looking one maybe yo should have bought a new on to put marks on yourself. Marks do not take away from...

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That is one beautiful design with the square cylinders. I was wondering if you about the heat and just how hot it would become with the limited ventilation. There is not a lot of air coming of those spokes, I was just wondering if you give it any thought. I must say it is a sharp design being...

Brian I have been watching with quite a bit of fascination of the mechanics and the way you solve some of the problems. I was looking through some of my old files and ran upon my old Bolen mower and the clutch system on it, a lite bulb lit up. I was thinking in the idea of the center being a...

centrifugal clutch requires a sharp increase of speed, Brian's engine runs very close to the same speed even under a load

Brian You do not have to tell us how you love what you do,you show it in all the extra you do to make your projects better. And when you wrap it up it is perfect at the BEST. Like I said you are a true craftsman with a special touch. Thank you for sharing all you do. Please don't ever stop, you...

Brian There is nothing impossible for you, you are a master craftsman. Beautiful job on the fingers and all the new clutching components. I stand in awe. Nelson

Bob You did a very nice job on the tapping arm. The complete write up was excellent and pics sweet as candy. Thank you for sharing. Nelson

Isaiah It is an idea but it will never work. The size of the bearing and the cage are made to be a unit. You cut on it you will more than likely ruin the bearing. Nelson

Lohring Is it very hard to synchronize the carbs on the little wonder? Beautiful engine. Nelson

Brian I believe you have the winning combination. The drag saw drags on. No pun intended. Nelson

Brian One of your more interesting builds and enjoyed it all the way. The only thing it needs is a stop so the saw does not try to go to China. Beautiful bild. Nelson

From Florida Welcome Nelson

Brian The only reason the saw dust falls on the back of cut is because the final teeth bearied in the log has the sawdust captive in the tooth and the log will not drop until it is out of the log on the return stroke. Beautiful, very nice job. Nelson

Brian Very nice build and it is all you wished. You mention how it was depositing saw dust to both sides of the log, that is normal because as the cutting stroke ends it has dust in each tooth that has not cleared the log carrying it in the back stroke and dropping it. A very nice video showing...

Brian Another one down, Good luck Nelson