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@rlortie,
Thank you for your response. Yes, the longer gullets were the next thing on my mind. However, staying true to what is left of the original inventor's working design seems the best way to solve the remainder of the puzzle.

Dan

@pstroud and Unbalanced,

Thank you both. How very unobservant of me to ignore the gearing cancelling the weight difference.

Thank you for saving me the money of building it.

Good luck to both of you on your endeavors.

Dan

@Preston and Ralph, Please forgive if this is the wrong topic, and suggest correct location, but I found your name here. You both have very nice models of the Buzzsaw Wheel. Have either of you (or anyone else) tried the following setup? 8 weights all on right side of inner wheel. 4 weights on left s...

@Ralph and Preston, You both have very nice models of the Buzzsaw Wheel. Have either of you (or anyone else) tried the following setup? 8 weights all on right side of inner wheel. 4 weights on left side of outer wheel. Both wheels turn CW. Outer wheel geared to be double speed of inner wheel. At exa...

@justsomeone,
Thank you for your response, and the information about these models. Have looked at them. Beautiful workmanship. But way to large and heavy for reasonable shipping. So your advise about the drawings may make sense, so I will make my own drawings.
Thanks again.
Dan

I saw an excellent Buzzsaw Wheel model by Mickegg, which referenced this forum. It appears to be about 1 foot in diameter, and hopefully made of aluminum for light weight mailing. Does ANYONE have a well made WHEELS of the Buzzsaw Wheel that is for sale, and small enough and light enough to mail in ...