Its the borer we use to machine blocks on .
Its got a built in clocking up system in spindle .
But as Bob said these are the kind of jobs you spend ages setting up to take a cut that is only a few minutes.
Changing Diff Housing - practical or best left alone
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Re: Changing Diff Housing - practical or best left alone
22G 1128 gearbox with 3 syncro magic wand diff housing
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Nice job Simon, box looks immaculate. Vapour blasted?. Know where to come if I ever do another 4synchro wand conversion 
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Great you-tube video with that most affable Irish fellow in his machine shop. Not a CNC machine in sight. It's an education to see these manual machine machinists working.
A related video shows him 'double ending' a radius arm to take needle rollers. That puts to bed the idea that the wheel axle shaft is at an angle to the radius arm shaft. It ain't! As discussed a month or so ago on the forum, regarding toe-in toe-out at the rear.
A related video shows him 'double ending' a radius arm to take needle rollers. That puts to bed the idea that the wheel axle shaft is at an angle to the radius arm shaft. It ain't! As discussed a month or so ago on the forum, regarding toe-in toe-out at the rear.