Proper Tooling for larger rotors (on an AMMCO Brake Lathe)

Proper tooling is key to getting a really nice cut from your brake lathe.
Regular service and repair of your brake lathe will keep it running at top performance. Many services you can do yourself. We hope this helps.
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[@richardpaxton5059]

Thanks for sharing Dandy,your videos are always informative.

[@michaelmobilautodiagnostic6705]

What's your opinion on the quick chuck adaptors? 🤔

[@MakingStuffUp1]

The quick chucks are kind of hassle. The mounting plates suck. Always looking for the keys. or that lost jaw. czcams.com/video/IoW--Q7IDYQ/video.html
Check this tooling out.

[@MakingStuffUp1]

I misspoke near the end of video. Meant to say not doing a slow/finish cut because it would take too long. Billet tooling is far better than cast. Way more costly too. But if you want to keep pace with the industry trend to bigger brakes billet tooling is the better way to go.

[@TheFatKarl]

Hi sir, good video thanks ! Can you please tell me where to buy this bigger cone or juste the part number please ? your website doesn't seems to work anymore

[@handydandyupgradesinc7164]

large set - www.ebay.com/itm/373788798762 I put the small cup in the main comment stream also. The small cup is the one on the machine when the video starts.

[@TheFatKarl]

@@handydandyupgradesinc7164 thanks a lot