Machine shop job cost question
Id do it for free if you were close by. A quick easy way to do it in your garage is with a flapper on a drill, .005" isnt much at all. Basically, get a 1/4 piece of round steel, cut a slit in it with a slitting saw, ziz wheel, or a saw and weld the end back up. It needs to be wide enough for some sand paper strips. I use 2" wide rolls. Slide in a bit of the paper, fold it, roll it around the arbor you just made. Cram it in the hole and go.
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Free is great, and I wish you were. I was looking for what a machine shop might charge for that job. Set up, hone, and mic it. How long would that take, and how much is that worth?
most shop will charge one hour rate,
I am with Jenson, simple to do .005, use a small rod/pen/pensel/any thing wrap 3-4 raps of tape " around whatever" leave a tail about 2-3 " loose then use a peace of sand paper/emery cloth 4-5 "( must be longer than the tail of tape)wrap it around the stem cucked in your drill and go to work on the hole
Johnny
I am with Jenson, simple to do .005, use a small rod/pen/pensel/any thing wrap 3-4 raps of tape " around whatever" leave a tail about 2-3 " loose then use a peace of sand paper/emery cloth 4-5 "( must be longer than the tail of tape)wrap it around the stem cucked in your drill and go to work on the hole
Johnny
