Thanks for this! I am looking for a grinding set, but not too sure on buying old equipment. I was looking at india stuff, so im going to go for it. I want to spend the money on a guide hone set.
Hey, this has nothing to do with this video but I was wondering about your .22 tannerite video, would I be able to set the .22 tannerite off with a m80 firecracker or compressed black powder ( aka taking like a .50 cal bullet casing and filling it with blackpowder and crimping it at the top with a fuse then lighting the fuse) would that detonate the .22 tannerite
I'm glad I found your videos. You just posted this video and it is exactly what I needed. So much good information here to someone like me who wants to get in to fixing old engines. This subject on valves is really interesting and seeing all of your equipment and hearing you talk about the history of it all has really filled in a lot of gaps for me. I've had my eye on those Neway cutters for a few days now and am about ready to break in to my savings and invest in a set of valve seat cutters so I can do valves the right way. I am currently looking at this kit and am wondering why I wouldn't be able to use it on say my Honda Civic. It says it's for power equipment and I noticed they sell a different kit for every make of vehicle. Aren't most valve seats done at the same 3 angles? Why would I not be able to use this kit on my Honda Civic? www.cylinderheadsupply.com/neohvthanpoe.html This valve seat refacer. Will it work with any valves of that capacity whether it is a small engine or a car? It seems like .625" to 2.00" diameter is a fairly large scale. www.cylinderheadsupply.com/gizmatic.html It's funny because those trolls that got you riled up enough to post this video has really helped a lot of us out already. It's hard to find information on what you need when you have no one experienced to talk to. This video has helped me immensely thanks for posting. I probably shouldn't mention it, but I may as well. I used to live in this place called Sioux City Iowa. I wouldn't have known unless I had lived there that it is actually pronounced 'soo'. It's a native american indian name, go figure.
Yes.these cutters can be used on a large variety of different equipment....However you may need to contact neway and purchase the required pilot for your cutter /valve guide.
I still do it with the old dry stone B/D machine
It works great 👍
Each his own thing
"Who does there quality control over there", well you do!
Thanks for this! I am looking for a grinding set, but not too sure on buying old equipment. I was looking at india stuff, so im going to go for it. I want to spend the money on a guide hone set.
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Hey, this has nothing to do with this video but I was wondering about your .22 tannerite video, would I be able to set the .22 tannerite off with a m80 firecracker or compressed black powder ( aka taking like a .50 cal bullet casing and filling it with blackpowder and crimping it at the top with a fuse then lighting the fuse) would that detonate the .22 tannerite
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I'm glad I found your videos. You just posted this video and it is exactly what I needed. So much good information here to someone like me who wants to get in to fixing old engines. This subject on valves is really interesting and seeing all of your equipment and hearing you talk about the history of it all has really filled in a lot of gaps for me. I've had my eye on those Neway cutters for a few days now and am about ready to break in to my savings and invest in a set of valve seat cutters so I can do valves the right way.
I am currently looking at this kit and am wondering why I wouldn't be able to use it on say my Honda Civic. It says it's for power equipment and I noticed they sell a different kit for every make of vehicle. Aren't most valve seats done at the same 3 angles? Why would I not be able to use this kit on my Honda Civic?
www.cylinderheadsupply.com/neohvthanpoe.html
This valve seat refacer. Will it work with any valves of that capacity whether it is a small engine or a car? It seems like .625" to 2.00" diameter is a fairly large scale.
www.cylinderheadsupply.com/gizmatic.html
It's funny because those trolls that got you riled up enough to post this video has really helped a lot of us out already. It's hard to find information on what you need when you have no one experienced to talk to. This video has helped me immensely thanks for posting.
I probably shouldn't mention it, but I may as well. I used to live in this place called Sioux City Iowa. I wouldn't have known unless I had lived there that it is actually pronounced 'soo'. It's a native american indian name, go figure.
Yes.these cutters can be used on a large variety of different equipment....However you may need to contact neway and purchase the required pilot for your cutter /valve guide.