Cut out hub(s) and rim(s) as required for your wheel. I used 1mm styrene, but it could be 2mm styrene, plywood or other strong, thin, light material. My hub was 32mm in diameter with a hole in the center for the shaft. The rim was 88mm inside diameter and 94mm on the outside. For 1mm styrene it is possible to use a hobby knife, a circle cutter or even scissors. Being new to a CNC router, I managed to cut these parts after designing a simple file of the items. The whole wheel could be done on a router but I lack the experience to design it.
For the spokes I used 2mm square styrene rods. Cut them about a mm or two longer than the actual spoke length (the outer circle drawn on the print). I glued them one at a time to end up with twelve 2mm x 4mm spokes, using CA (super glue). (I found Testor’s plastic model cement not as good as CA). If you have 2mm styrene sheets these could be cut into 4mm strips for the same result. One end of each glued-up spoke should be cut or sanded just enough to make the end square.
For the spokes I used 2mm square styrene rods. Cut them about a mm or two longer than the actual spoke length (the outer circle drawn on the print). I glued them one at a time to end up with twelve 2mm x 4mm spokes, using CA (super glue). (I found Testor’s plastic model cement not as good as CA). If you have 2mm styrene sheets these could be cut into 4mm strips for the same result. One end of each glued-up spoke should be cut or sanded just enough to make the end square.