I made a press fit cast iron bushing on an engine combo. I had to press and remove it, three times. To close in on the I.D., so I used the all thread method .
Occasionally, taking a step back to go work on something else instead is quite productive compared with just forcing through moments of uncertainty. Take pressure off the mind and the epiphany shows up
I don’t know about up there, but here in Texas there is dollar store within walking distance no matter what, dollar store nail polish makes a great thread locker especially when it’s 1 in the morning and all the stores are closed and you have three bathroom drawers full of it for some reason.
You can make a counter sinking tool that works from underneath from that tool that you have made just needs a cut out to hold it in centre of You're bar when using turn your fly wheel upside down on your radial arm drill !!
What's the best anaerobic binder? There are so many Locitite numbers, it's mind numbing how anyone other than the manufacturer can test all of those to find what each one is good for
Dumb question... Are we sure the flywheel will pass through the opening? EDIT - The reason I ask is because at 6:55 it appears that a hole large enough for the flywheel to pass through would also leave enough clearance for a cutter with about a 7/16" shank? And the flywheel will clear the extra 1/4" of material at flywheel's front?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep your videos coming please.
i have blue in a bottle 25 yrs old works fine still, in rust belt only needs to work for about 15 mins before rust locks its solid anyways
I made a press fit cast iron bushing on an engine combo. I had to press and remove it, three times. To close in on the I.D., so I used the all thread method .
Thanks for the show guys 🍻 🇦🇺
Occasionally, taking a step back to go work on something else instead is quite productive compared with just forcing through moments of uncertainty. Take pressure off the mind and the epiphany shows up
Yes I have found that to be a good approach to solve a problem
I like your segments informative,,and easy to understand.
Permatex has let me down on several occasions. I now only use Loctite.
I don’t know about up there, but here in Texas there is dollar store within walking distance no matter what, dollar store nail polish makes a great thread locker especially when it’s 1 in the morning and all the stores are closed and you have three bathroom drawers full of it for some reason.
Cool video, hard to believe 1/4 inch plate can flex that much, but I believe it!
As always very interesting.
You can make a counter sinking tool that works from underneath from that tool that you have made just needs a cut out to hold it in centre of
You're bar when using turn your fly wheel upside down on your radial arm drill !!
The cure time will get longer as the product ages, but you can speed it up with activator or heat.
Interesting project
And good advice
What's the best anaerobic binder? There are so many Locitite numbers, it's mind numbing how anyone other than the manufacturer can test all of those to find what each one is good for
but for certain jobs, you arent allowed to use expired Loctite. It is in the stringent specifications
Informative!
Could you thread the half inch plate and run bolts from front to back
Sir, what should I measure my record too?
Dumb question...
Are we sure the flywheel will pass through the opening?
EDIT - The reason I ask is because at 6:55 it appears that a hole large enough for the flywheel to pass through would also leave enough clearance for a cutter with about a 7/16" shank?
And the flywheel will clear the extra 1/4" of material at flywheel's front?
The flywheel fits through, but no the holes needing countersunk are outside the Sae opening.
Of course I appreciate the content but I also value how awkwardly howee signed off. Cuz that's exactly how I would sign off
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Is that a borg warner trans?
Yes a 1016-0050, common application Case 580SE
@@HOWEES looks a lot like a 71 or 72 series velvet drive marine gear.