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Originally Posted by Tycho
Good morning. I'm a retired helicopter mechanic. I've always had more interest in metal forming than talent but I'd like to change that through a few projects. I have plenty of hand tools and welding capability but have always stopped short of adding a few things I'd like to fiddle with now that I have some time. I'd like to make an English wheel for one in particular. I restored a '56 Austin Healey, did all the panel beating etc. and would like to fabricate an aluminum hard top for it. I've got the knowhow but never made a buck for something like this nor have I used a wheel for anything other than fooling around, never for a project that had to meet design criteria of fit and function. I'd love to see what other folks have done and glean whatever tips I can. I'm in Northern CA.
Jon R.
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Hi Jon, Welcome to the forum.
Some aeroplane guys hang out here. 
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"All it takes is a little practical experience to blow the he!! out of a perfectly good theory." --- Lloyd Rosenquist, charter member AWS, 1919.
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