cheapest way to flycut:part 2. check it out
01-04-2008, 08:30 PM
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cheapest way to flycut:part 2. check it out Okie 2nd try. first was a super glued sanding disk to a valve.
this one is better a-2 tool steel tig weld on a stainless valve
work's sweet.
I can make these for $45 a peice.if there is interest i will pm a mod here to see about selling them
I am not looking to make a bucnh of money but provideing a low cost way to flycut at a reasonable price
this one is better a-2 tool steel tig weld on a stainless valve
work's sweet.
I can make these for $45 a peice.if there is interest i will pm a mod here to see about selling them
I am not looking to make a bucnh of money but provideing a low cost way to flycut at a reasonable price
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01-05-2008, 12:17 AM
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dude, this is awesome!!! I will look you up if I end up having to flycut for my 58cc chambers cam. I was looking all over for an affordable way, and there wasnt one!!! Gonna bookmark this thread!
01-05-2008, 04:22 AM
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How much radial clearance do these cutters provide?
Concerning the photo's, if you use the macro function on the camera you will get the close up pictures your looking for.
01-05-2008, 08:36 AM
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The bottom of the radial clearance area of the valve relief. Take a look at the thread on the Lindy Tool IHPC, it cuts a very nice radius instead of a sharp 90 degree corner. The Isky cutters cut the same sharp corner in this area also.
How much radial clearance do these cutters provide?
Concerning the photo's, if you use the macro function on the camera you will get the close up pictures your looking for.
How much radial clearance do these cutters provide?
Concerning the photo's, if you use the macro function on the camera you will get the close up pictures your looking for.
As far as radial clearance i can make them to any size needed. the one in the pic is a 2.040 valve and cut's a 2.08 releif. that will give .040 a side witch i think is plenty.
01-05-2008, 05:15 PM
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Ok . i can make that a radius. I though about it that a sharp corner may not be the best. but the radius can't really be much bigger than what is on the valve. maybe a .040 or so
As far as radial clearance i can make them to any size needed. the one in the pic is a 2.040 valve and cut's a 2.08 releif. that will give .040 a side witch i think is plenty.
As far as radial clearance i can make them to any size needed. the one in the pic is a 2.040 valve and cut's a 2.08 releif. that will give .040 a side witch i think is plenty.
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01-06-2008, 02:37 AM
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Ok . i can make that a radius. I though about it that a sharp corner may not be the best. but the radius can't really be much bigger than what is on the valve. maybe a .040 or so
As far as radial clearance i can make them to any size needed. the one in the pic is a 2.040 valve and cut's a 2.08 releif. that will give .040 a side witch i think is plenty.
As far as radial clearance i can make them to any size needed. the one in the pic is a 2.040 valve and cut's a 2.08 releif. that will give .040 a side witch i think is plenty.
01-06-2008, 05:43 AM
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No offense but that tool looks a little sketchy. Why not just buy the Isky cutting tools. They cost $100 for each cutting head and $35 for the shaft. And are made very well.
Not saying yours don't work well, it just looks like it would be risky. It could chip something or leave a rough or uneven cut.
I think it could also use more cutting blades on the head of it. The Isky cutters have a lot of blades on it.
Very creative for trying it though!!!
Not saying yours don't work well, it just looks like it would be risky. It could chip something or leave a rough or uneven cut.
I think it could also use more cutting blades on the head of it. The Isky cutters have a lot of blades on it.
Very creative for trying it though!!!
01-06-2008, 10:34 AM
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No offense but that tool looks a little sketchy. Why not just buy the Isky cutting tools. They cost $100 for each cutting head and $35 for the shaft. And are made very well.
Not saying yours don't work well, it just looks like it would be risky. It could chip something or leave a rough or uneven cut.
I think it could also use more cutting blades on the head of it. The Isky cutters have a lot of blades on it.
Very creative for trying it though!!!
Not saying yours don't work well, it just looks like it would be risky. It could chip something or leave a rough or uneven cut.
I think it could also use more cutting blades on the head of it. The Isky cutters have a lot of blades on it.
Very creative for trying it though!!!
01-09-2008, 08:55 PM
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No offense but that tool looks a little sketchy. Why not just buy the Isky cutting tools. They cost $100 for each cutting head and $35 for the shaft. And are made very well.
Not saying yours don't work well, it just looks like it would be risky. It could chip something or leave a rough or uneven cut.
I think it could also use more cutting blades on the head of it. The Isky cutters have a lot of blades on it.
Very creative for trying it though!!!
Not saying yours don't work well, it just looks like it would be risky. It could chip something or leave a rough or uneven cut.
I think it could also use more cutting blades on the head of it. The Isky cutters have a lot of blades on it.
Very creative for trying it though!!!
I just can not give up. i have all my piston's done. I just would like to see a set for 90 bucks or so. you only use it once. or make a set and rent them for a low price. i will have more pics soon.
the lindy is say 100 buck's plus. i had $30 into a valve and 10 minutes before work welding and 1 lunch hr (30 minutes) into this tool. once i make the fixture i can machine it in less than 10 minute's. The fist one cut nice but the next will be sweet and still be cheap as hell.
01-09-2008, 08:58 PM
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also i can promise you it will not chip. a-2 tool steal tig rod with a rc of 58-60
it will be strong i have 15 plus yr's with tig'n this rod. i will give a money back guarentee on that
it will be strong i have 15 plus yr's with tig'n this rod. i will give a money back guarentee on that
