Is it easy to cut a forged wheel into pieces?

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Yes, pretty easy.

[vonsmog]

The death of a good hose reel!

[Nostril Cheese]

Making a steel drum?

The first section of your Michelin Man costume?

Stretching out your ear lobes?

[Tidybuoy]

I liked those wheels on my old 944......until I couldn't find any tires that would fit.

[RNajarian]

Originally Posted by vonsmog

The death of a good hose reel!

You are a genius!! I’ve got a slightly out of round 18 inch alloy rim I’ve wondered what to do with.

Hose reel, perfect!

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by Nostril Cheese

Making a steel drum?

The first section of your Michelin Man costume?

Stretching out your ear lobes?

Manageable testing sizes for a rare color anodizing a set of Club Sports. Will do different polish levels and different anodizing times and color times to get the right color. I could see 5+ tests to get it right.

[unclebilly]

There are other ways to mount tires... good ouch fixing the bead leak...

[GeorgeK]

I commend the effort to aim for a perfect finish, but my heart bleeds for a nice 8" Fuchs wheel.

[widebody911]

At issue isn't whether the wheel is forged, cast or stamped, but rather from what metal it's made. I guarantee a forged titanium wheel would not have yielded so willingly to the sawzall.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Used a circular saw with a blade for aluminum.

Getting a special saw and some steel cutting saw blades in this week. Going to try to cut 7 feet of 5/8" steel plate. That will be interesting.

[lgb240]

[svandamme]

what was the idea of cutting it up? or just testing the saw?

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Color testing for a rare factory anodize to do a set of four 9x16 Club Sports