Facing a Bottom Bracket Shell - Parktool BFS -1

If paint is covering the face of your bottom bracket shell it's really important to remove it with a facing tool. This will prevent your bottom bracket from creaking as it allows a flush fit to the shell.
The facing tool I use is the ParkTool BFS-1.
I haven't written instructions for this because there are some great instructions on the @parktoolblue website 👍
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[@rakyantube-tube1335]

can i ask permission to use this video as my story?

[@henrylopez1658]

What is the purpose of this ? I’m new to the bike community and I keep seeing this ?

[@d.biketech1788]

To allow the bottom bracket to sit perfectly flush with the shell, this will prevent creaks and optimize bearing life

[@ed0078]

Park Tool® has another facer but is multitasking BTS-1. The BFS-1 (this video) allows more control because of the tension spring. It is a well made and heavy. I use mine occasionally

[@merakedilenler1]

@@d.biketech1788 hello i have the same problem but i don't have this key and cyclists here do not do this, i live in turkey what should i do? is the staff trash please help