Thank you. I was given one of these boring bars but I had no clue on how to operate it. I think with your help I will be able to..... I am familiar with bridgeport mills and lathes but a boring bar is new to me.
I have an identical bar. I really enjoyed the video. I'd like to have seen the hook on top for the cherry picker. I don't like to hone more than .002 either.
@@survivingmaineona20acrefar77 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,what precludes the honing operation for best ring seal,,,is paramount..........I believe a block should be bored in its total stress condition,, meaning ,,, torque plates on the bank or banks and main caps torqued to given spec.........for perfection , ya need the ridgidity of a boring mill...
How are you i moved back to maine about 5 yrs ago I grew up here in Solon until 13 then moved to Florida central fl where that summer i met my dad's bro who owned a automotive machine shop on i went to work for him two days after and never looked back when i moved here i had to sell my shop and sold it as a complete lathe mill crank grinder boring bars valve and seat tooling exc I'm tryingbto recoop from that I should never done it ... I bought a couple pieces so far I acquired a soyluthbend mill a van norm 777 bore bar hall toledo seat grinder i grew up in a performance shop so do more performance builds it takes me forever to use a bore bar but once I get my system down I can cut a square to crank and deck surface round hole when i bought this boring bar i searched for the tool kit and hold downs which I usually use tool steel 2 inch bar and mount the hold down threw the main saddle . Do you have enough parts or a tool kit for sale i always heard of people looking for them i always said why would you buy a bore bar without the tooling and here I am I can r get ahold the guy or remember where he lived
I have the same boring bar I have used to bore motorcycle cylinders using a boring table. My problem is setting the cutter. I set it up as you showed but never get the bore the size it is set to I even sent out my setting micrometer and had it calibrated? Any suggestions
Keep the tool warm in your pocket even before you set it so it will grow less in the cut. and also make sure you hold pressure on the tool tight on the same side of the mike. I hope this helps
,,,,,,,,Thank you sir....I had a chance of buying a bar like yours,,,,,and did not know the set -up operations,,,,,,,,,I would have been screwed into russia..............Anyway, I worked in an automotive machine shop that had a big boring mill,,,,,the owner named it Godzilla......NO CHATTER......
Tim, can you still get the parts for older Van Norman equipment.? I had an in chassis crank throw grinder, never really trusted it, a friend just had to have it.
Most mechanics nowadays will tell ya to get a new block compleat from the factory but this method is how it mostly used to be done
Nice looking job
Thank you. I was given one of these boring bars but I had no clue on how to operate it. I think with your help I will be able to..... I am familiar with bridgeport mills and lathes but a boring bar is new to me.
Thanks, i learned alot. Seems i have got lucky finding your vids. 👍
Neat!! I never have seen this before. Thank You for sharing 🏁
Great video!!!!!!
Good info . Never used one but may get the chance soon.
I have an identical bar. I really enjoyed the video. I'd like to have seen the hook on top for the cherry picker. I don't like to hone more than .002 either.
Honing is the part i am not fond of either.
@@survivingmaineona20acrefar77 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,what precludes the honing operation for best ring seal,,,is paramount..........I believe a block should be bored in its total stress condition,, meaning ,,, torque plates on the bank or banks and main caps torqued to given spec.........for perfection , ya need the ridgidity of a boring mill...
How are you i moved back to maine about 5 yrs ago I grew up here in Solon until 13 then moved to Florida central fl where that summer i met my dad's bro who owned a automotive machine shop on i went to work for him two days after and never looked back when i moved here i had to sell my shop and sold it as a complete lathe mill crank grinder boring bars valve and seat tooling exc I'm tryingbto recoop from that I should never done it ... I bought a couple pieces so far I acquired a soyluthbend mill a van norm 777 bore bar hall toledo seat grinder i grew up in a performance shop so do more performance builds it takes me forever to use a bore bar but once I get my system down I can cut a square to crank and deck surface round hole when i bought this boring bar i searched for the tool kit and hold downs which I usually use tool steel 2 inch bar and mount the hold down threw the main saddle . Do you have enough parts or a tool kit for sale i always heard of people looking for them i always said why would you buy a bore bar without the tooling and here I am I can r get ahold the guy or remember where he lived
I have the same boring bar I have used to bore motorcycle cylinders using a boring table. My problem is setting the cutter. I set it up as you showed but never get the bore the size it is set to I even sent out my setting micrometer and had it calibrated? Any suggestions
Keep the tool warm in your pocket even before you set it so it will grow less in the cut. and also make sure you hold pressure on the tool tight on the same side of the mike. I hope this helps
After its cut the bore how do you retract with out scratching the new bore? thanks
Retract the cats paws and slide the bar back then lift.
@@survivingmaineona20acrefar77 Thanks for that, if your doing two cuts it wont matter scratching the bore on retract but will it damage the cutter?
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaa4151 It's carbide and doesn't seem to be bothered by it.
Good job
,,,,,,,,Thank you sir....I had a chance of buying a bar like yours,,,,,and did not know the set -up operations,,,,,,,,,I would have been screwed into russia..............Anyway, I worked in an automotive machine shop that had a big boring mill,,,,,the owner named it Godzilla......NO CHATTER......
Tim, can you still get the parts for older Van Norman equipment.? I had an in chassis crank throw grinder, never really trusted it, a friend just had to have it.
i don't know for sure,there are after market tool holders but i don't know who makes them
There are some parts still sold by Van Norman, and some aftermarket, but I'd check their site first shop.winonavannorman.com/
@@charlesmayberry2825 Thanks Charlie, kinda looks like they're just a shadow of what they used to be.
Where in Maine ???
In the town of sebago
My sister is in Bridgton , we were originally from Waldoboro ...
brown nice stop by if you are ever going up 107 to bridgton and say hi. Keep safe
@@survivingmaineona20acrefar77 Ayah , I will ...
I have a 1988 460 are they worth anything?
I'm sure they are worth more than junk by a good bit