Transfer removal

[svk]

Great thread Tim!

I have only cleaned up a couple of cylinders. One was given away in a Christmas thread and the other was still running in the saw the last I heard.

 

[Ax-man]

I see what your saying Chipper. It fits behind the chuck . I tried it on my old 3/8ths corded drill and it does work on that one . It is also suppose to work with a 1/2inch corded drill . I didn't try it on the one I have . It won't work on a battery operated drill just corded drills from what I can tell. I don't know if it work on a corded die grinder either but I will see if it might work in the future.

 

[huskihl]

The picture looks as though the clamp is on the chuck of the drill.

That’s the dog whipping attachment

 

[Ax-man]

Good one

 

[chipper1]

That’s the dog whipping attachment

Lol.

 

[cuinrearview]

So I know that some people use ball hones and some advocate against it. I'd never had any first hand experience until last week. I confirmed with the previous owner this 372 had been cleaned up with a ball hone.

 

[chipper1]

Wow.

 

[cuinrearview]

Wow.

Piston looks great though, and I have a jug or two on the shelf so it's all good. I just wish I could fix how ugly it is. Should fit right into my personal Husky lineup, except for that pretty xpg...

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

So I know that some people use ball hones and some advocate against it. I'd never had any first hand experience until last week. I confirmed with the previous owner this 372 had been cleaned up with a ball hone.
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Somebody needs the tools taken from them. Holy crap WTH

That looks like someone just sanded on it over and over.

Dont appear to even be a crosshatch that a ball hone would leave for a final step.

Just hit these other day before I handed one to someone to use. Some others after a quicj hatch.

 

[chipper1]

Piston looks great though, and I have a jug or two on the shelf so it's all good. I just wish I could fix how ugly it is. Should fit right into my personal Husky lineup, except for that pretty xpg...

How did the rings look.
You should probably hook me up with that pretty one, just seems fitting .

 

[cuinrearview]

How did the rings look.
You should probably hook me up with that pretty one, just seems fitting .

If I get a pretty red one for my pretty red lineup it could happen.

 

[Termite]

"I get asked from time to time about the tools I use to revive scored cylinders. I've cleaned a lot of them now and have had a fair amount of success. When I'm at home I use the flex motor and a mandrel, but occasionally I'll bring one in to work to do on break. "

I always waited till I was on overtime to do "government work". I wanted to be paid well for it. LOL.

 

[chipper1]

If I get a pretty red one for my pretty red lineup it could happen.

Heading out to run a 2260 right now, along with a ported 357 and some 353s and 346s. Running short on firewood, gotta cut some cookies .

 

[svk]

along with a ported 357

Now you are talking.

I have the itch for a 357 or 262 soon

 

[chipper1]

Now you are talking.

I have the itch for a 357 or 262 soon

I'd get you a video, but...
And unfortunately I've already deleted the first one from my phone .

 

[Huskybill]

When using a ball hone use honing oil. Or atf tranny fluid. I notice with the ball hone only fine dust is being removed it could be part of the piston skirt.



I don’t run the ball hone at full rpm. I jog the drill and push the hone in, then jog it and pull the hone towards the rear, making a nice even crosshatch in the bore. the ball hone I listed above is scotchbrite made into a ball.

I have a complete boring, honing setups for castiron, also for nikasil. These are gear driven hones. I haven’t tried them in nikasil yet.

 

[svk]

I'd get you a video, but...
And unfortunately I've already deleted the first one from my phone .

Liked but unliked!

 

[chipper1]

Liked but unliked!

Its all good.

 

[huskihl]

When using a ball hone use honing oil. Or atf tranny fluid. I notice with the ball hone only fine dust is being removed it could be part of the piston skirt.



I don’t run the ball hone at full rpm. I jog the drill and push the hone in, then jog it and pull the hone towards the rear, making a nice even crosshatch in the bore. the ball hone I listed above is scotchbrite made into a ball.

I have a complete boring, honing setups for castiron, also for nikasil. These are gear driven hones. I haven’t tried them in nikasil yet.

Just don’t. There is no need

 

[MACHINE]

Just don’t. There is no need

So far I haven't had to use a brake hone or anything else,

Dowel, Emery cloth, scotch brite has worked every time

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