I Need To Know What Tools I Need To Port The Irons On My 7...???
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I Need To Know What Tools I Need To Port The Irons On My 7...???
I want to port the irons on my RX-7 and I bought a dremel tool and grinding stones and bits for it. I need to know what SIZE bit to use though...Any Help Please!!! Message me here or email me at brendalee586@sbcglobal.net!!!
Thanx so much!!!
Brenda Lee
Thanx so much!!!
Brenda Lee
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Using a 1/4 electric die grinder with double cut carbide bits is the best way to remove the bulk of the material. Going back over the area with a single cut bit will help make the surface a little smoother. It might also be wise to pick up a template from someone.
I usually use a "christmas tree" shaped bit. i.e.:
http://cgi.ebay.com/DOUBLE-CUT-CARBI...QQcmdZViewItem
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I usually use a "christmas tree" shaped bit. i.e.:
http://cgi.ebay.com/DOUBLE-CUT-CARBI...QQcmdZViewItem
Justin
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Enjoy:
http://rx-sevenandahalf.com/misc/por...PR-article.pdf
A little WD40 helps, I've noticed the burr is less likly to grab and jump. (not cool when you are working with critical sealing surfaces)
http://rx-sevenandahalf.com/misc/por...PR-article.pdf
A little WD40 helps, I've noticed the burr is less likly to grab and jump. (not cool when you are working with critical sealing surfaces)
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OMG guys thank you so so so much!!! You're awesome!!! That so helps and I can get started now...As soon as I have that done I can put my engine back together....YAY!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
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