angelo c
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Biggest issue with me and mine is time, not really expecting to have to build Hundreds, so I will have a couple of the handles, threaded rods in those four threads on hand as I do now and will make up the rest as there is interest....if there is a lot of interest....it will take time. Each one is an individual. Takes me a morning to build one from scratch & the handles are rugged but crude at best. But for coverage, mine with a M8x1mm and M10x1 is already done so ALL those flywheel sides are done. Have a couple of the threaded rods drilled and tapped for those sizes. And I have M12x1mm and M12x1.25mm reverse threaded ones already. SO with a tube or bushing....you can add up which models are handled.All the 365/372/385/390's and anything with the M8 flywheel nut.. Matt's has all those covered as well. Mine works on either 6202 or 6203, doesn't matter. The reason I showed bushings is the MS660's have the bearings and bushings installed as delivered. So do the Husqvarna replacement cases. So I use a "bushing" to pull the crank through the pre installed seals. Mine can use either a tube or a bushing, doesn't matter. I could turn bushings for Matts as well I suspect. So really he's got more options than he realizes. ( Farmer Jones.. )
Zackly !!!
Once you see the "intented" use of the husky/Stihl tool you can see the adaptability and capability of "the Italian army knife" type tool that Walt and Matt are after. (I really don't think the Swiss ever had a real army thus ever really needed an army 'knife')
Plus it makes justifying your next LATHE purchase viable !!!thus answering the age old question of " how does one cut more firewood with a lathe" ???
Honey ...I NEED A LATHE
I NEED LATHE