If you can make a simple machine tool, you can also improve your productivity.
You're very motivated and want to stick with it. My family has been doing a car knife for decades, mainly welding knives. The fact that welding knives still dominate the market share, especially in the developed world Up to 70 per cent of those machines have a very low share of the knife.
And those machine clips you say are very durable As for what you're saying, you want to make a simple machine with a knife Nothing is impossible Of course, I suggest you start with the welding tool I don't think there is anything that can be improved It is mainly the head of the tool, which can be from the position of the head, the looseness and the flexibility How do you match the problem of the lathe A little of your own opinion, I hope it will help you.
Support your LZ yourself; Given the economics and usability, I would recommend that you see if there are any established manufacturers in the market to make the knife. Or they have ready-made materials to assemble themselves; I think the welding knife is very good
