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Exactly!
Tearing down my JMSSAWS, one by one...
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I would give it a proper honing and see if that funky pattern goes away
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If that's a possibility, I'll do that. There are a couple of places where I can feel my nail snag in there.
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just don't over do it, a little goes long way
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I wouldn't be able to do it myself. I don't have any hones that size. I'd have to have it done by someone else.
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What's the bore diameter Sondre?
Did you check squish?
Did you check squish?
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Looks like 52mm. I could true the base up, hone it out, and bevel it all for you. I'd need to know if he left your squish at 30 or at 12 though.
I'll help with any I can bud.
I'll help with any I can bud.
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The saws that have the most "ghost lines" seem to be the ones that have their bases not perpendicular to the bore. They are out of true.
You have a bunch of guys that will take care of you Sondre, say the word and you'll be all set !
Looking back now, I remember Jason posting that he could make these saws run, then I remember in the group text exactly who it was that told him how to do it. I've yet to see Jason give that guy any credit whatsoever. There was more than one saw that he needed advice from, and he got it from more than one guy. I guaran-dang-tee that if it wasnt for him being able to get specific porting information from those texts, he would have made a bunch of turds.
Again, a few guys that I'm aware of led him by the hand on a bunch of these saws, not one drop of credit or thanks was ever given, the "self centered" disposition was puke inducing.
You have a bunch of guys that will take care of you Sondre, say the word and you'll be all set !
Looking back now, I remember Jason posting that he could make these saws run, then I remember in the group text exactly who it was that told him how to do it. I've yet to see Jason give that guy any credit whatsoever. There was more than one saw that he needed advice from, and he got it from more than one guy. I guaran-dang-tee that if it wasnt for him being able to get specific porting information from those texts, he would have made a bunch of turds.
Again, a few guys that I'm aware of led him by the hand on a bunch of these saws, not one drop of credit or thanks was ever given, the "self centered" disposition was puke inducing.
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Ring end is going to hang in the transferr port
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I ran that saw last year. Before it was ruined. It was brand new and a very nice saw.
New OEM P&C are $200 on eBay. So porting charge plus $200 is a super ouch.
Unless you can flip the piston around and it misses the Ex port.
Or we can move the pin. Not much to lose trying.
New OEM P&C are $200 on eBay. So porting charge plus $200 is a super ouch.
Unless you can flip the piston around and it misses the Ex port.
Or we can move the pin. Not much to lose trying.
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I need to figure out this lathe. Sondre is close, and Mason has saws to check as well. Also my own....
what a flippin mess!
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hard to say for sure, but it is close
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Flipping and inverting it playing games in my head.
hard to say for sure, but it is close
Looks like the gap is on the PTO side to me. The piston wasn't flipped, and the intake side upper was widened over the witness line.
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Is this your saw Doc?
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I would move the pin myself, but if the pin misses by .100 or so it should be good
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