@ClaraListensprechen I can't! The shop's been knocked down and I don't have a 220 line for the welder!
SOOOOON, though.
And in fact the right answer to this is metal: it needs a pinch clamp but narrow enough to fit between the spinner and the spindle, which means steel. Once I have the shop running again, I'll do one and I'll even weld some bits together in your honor.
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@smellsofbikes @ClaraListensprechen@universeodon.com Modern electronic welders like mine do fine on lighter metal, up to 1/8". Running on 120V it delivers up to 85 amps. I usually run it on 240 but I used it on 120 until I installed a 240 feed for it. To change input voltage you just put an adaptor on the plug. It runs on anything from 100 to 250 volts.
