Post up your ported cylinder Artwork

[huskyboy]

 

[Lightning Performance]

Hitting your numbers doesn’t come easy on your first one. Your so concentrated on grinding it’s easy to lose track.

I sneak up on the last line on the jug with a sanding roll in the exhaust and intake. The transfers get finished with a stone sometimes or a dull burr.

3120

How does it run now on your mill?

 

[rattler]

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Thats slick Mason

 

[redlight066]

562xp

 

[Canadian farm boy]

550xp markII

 

[redlight066]

VERY nice handy work rite there.

 

[ranchdadmike]

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[redlight066]

Redmax G9000. Still lacking on getting my uppers looking beyond average. Jug had pretty decent numbers stock. Deleted the gasket and took .030” off the base. Ended up at 80/121/99 with squish set at .023”. Lightened up the piston a little as well.

 

[Deets066]

Redmax G9000. Still lacking on getting my uppers looking beyond average.

Pics of the burrs you use in the 90*

 

[redlight066]

Pics of the burrs you use in the 90*

It’s prolly more the air powered 90. It’s a little clunky to do fine work. The kit from CC is awful pricy.

 

[Deets066]

It’s prolly more the air powered 90. It’s a little clunky to do fine work. The kit from CC is awful pricy.
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Yeah probly so

 

[Ronie]

It’s prolly more the air powered 90. It’s a little clunky to do fine work. The kit from CC is awful pricy.
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I bought one of those and put a foot air switch on it so I could get it in the transfer before I hit the air.

 

[Ketchup]

It’s prolly more the air powered 90. It’s a little clunky to do fine work. The kit from CC is awful pricy.
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FWIW, I’ve struggled when my burrs are dull or loaded. Can’t really tell the condition of those but it’s important they’re sharp and clean.

I switch to diamond burrs when I’m getting close. It slows me down reduces the chance of a sudden mistake.

 

[redlight066]

I tried a little larger egg shaped burr and Finished with a stone on this 460 jug yesterday. Definitely got a better result.

 

[redlight066]

I think it’s about time to pay the nice folks at CC and get the proper tool tho

 

[Nutball]

It’s prolly more the air powered 90. It’s a little clunky to do fine work. The kit from CC is awful pricy.
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I'm in need of that air filter.

 

[redlight066]

???

 

[markds2]

It’s prolly more the air powered 90. It’s a little clunky to do fine work. The kit from CC is awful pricy.
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Is that a Foredom Right-angle? I've looked everywhere on the Foredom website and nowhere can I see the right-angle heads you guys all use. Where can they be purchased? If it isn't a Foredom, is there an air-powered right angle that is small and compact enough to reach into at least a 50mm cylinder?

 

[redlight066]

I don't believe Foredom actually makes a right angle hand piece. CC Specialties sells what you are looking for. @srcarr52 may have some info on this.

 

[srcarr52]

I don't believe Foredom actually makes a right angle hand piece. CC Specialties sells what you are looking for. @srcarr52 may have some info on this.

The CC Specialties 182MC is what everyone uses. Foredom used to sell some latch burr (dental style) heads but they'd last all of a hot minute grinding transfer ports.