Can you guess what it is yet?

[RobFrost]

Yes sure!

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[RobFrost]

Seems a good fit. I'll find out another time how well it holds up to the torque.

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[RobFrost]

Ok easy one this time. 9mm steel rod - eased off the corners one end.





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[KS]

Basis of the tool to drift in new valve guides?

[RobFrost]

I chopped the end off this 50mm hardened steel drill bit.



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[Lightweight_911]

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Dummy valve ?

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[911hillclimber]

You can't really going to 3 angle your valve seats are you Rob?

and WHO would have a 50mm drill in the garage!?

[RobFrost]

You can't really going to 3 angle your valve seats are you Rob?

and WHO would have a 50mm drill in the garage!?

Bingo Graham, three out of three.

I don't need a fancy cutter as I'm only doing the job once, so grinding paste will be fine.

I cut this edge to 30 degrees.





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[RobFrost]

Seems to fit. I'll know for sure once I start cutting.



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[RobFrost]

Basis of the tool to drift in new valve guides?

Good guess. But no!

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[RobFrost]

and WHO would have a 50mm drill in the garage!?

When he retired from cabinet making, my granddad owned a hardware store. I was too young to remember it, but I think it was one of those places with ladders, no room to move, and shelves upon shelves, where you could find absolutely anything. I think my garage has the same kind of ethos.


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