Post Photos of your Porting Tools!

[Areomyst]

Real men don't need that Josh!

Bah, REAL men are always on the lookout for an excuse to buy more tools!

The purpose of this tool is to hold the clutch to the torque driver after the large nut is removed, correct? Some of us Americans have girly hands, you know.

~Josh

 

[Mr.Aerox]

put the pulleys on the floor, sit on a chair and put your feet on the pulleys thats the cheapest way !

 

[Areomyst]

put the pulleys on the floor, sit on a chair and put your feet on the pulleys thats the cheapest way !

I've used a hand and a knee many times, I often just use my God-given hands to press on the clutch while a friend threads the nut down. I'm still going to end up with the clutch tool. Even if it makes me look wimpy.

~Josh

 

[narx]

I've used a hand and a knee many times, I often just use my God-given hands to press on the clutch while a friend threads the nut down. I'm still going to end up with the clutch tool. Even if it makes me look wimpy.

~Josh

If you can weld you can make that shit in no time.
I agree feet method is even faster than dealing with that thing

 

[Areomyst]

If you can weld you can make that shit in no time.
I agree feet method is even faster than dealing with that thing

I may have to do that. I'll post pics if I do. Feet are all fine and dandy, but a man can't have enough tools.

~Josh

 

[Big B NRG]

I've used a hand and a knee many times, I often just use my God-given hands to press on the clutch while a friend threads the nut down. I'm still going to end up with the clutch tool. Even if it makes me look wimpy.

~Josh

haha, wimpy wimpy wimpy

Good excuse

 

[tiba_karotsu]

i do the feet method all the time, you just got to have more dexterity with your body (like a contortionist). j/k

 

[Mexicano]

That tools is nice!

I use to use the "help me in a rush method" to thread the clutch nut, but some months ago I got that nice tool from scooter-center and it's so nice to work with it....no more help in a rush needed!!.....I got two different tools for big and small clutches:

Also got these other nice tools:

I don't know how to use these ones???...do some one have a picture showing how to use them?

Last tools ordered from Scooter-Center, will arrive in a few days:

Bearing Extractors:

Spring Tool:

Cylinder Honning Tool:

This is my first "hand made" clutch wrench..ugly but handy!

Regards,

 

[Mexicano]

I finally got the blast cabinet setup.

~Josh

Nice Sand Blast Cabinet, Josh!!!!!.......I wish I could have enough room for tools like those!!

Regards,

 

[Areomyst]

Nice Sand Blast Cabinet, Josh!!!!!.......I wish I could have enough room for tools like those!!

Regards,

Thanks! I have the same bearing puller. It's excellent, and should give you many years of good use.

~Josh

 

[Areomyst]

I use a flex-hone for my 2 strokes. I don't have a good picture, so I borrowed one. Perhaps I'll get a picture later.

~Josh

 

[Rage]

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This is the shop I work in. The workstation on the right is mine. I took a photo of the toolbox too, but it came out kind of blurry. I have a gettho setup at home... I guess that's what happens when you have to bring all your good tools to work.

OCC, OCC !!! +ralf+ :L

 

[Rage]

that angled handpiece would it fit my dremel flexshaft? if so i'm quite interested in buying one.

I have a dremel flexidrive, when i phoned CC it seams that their hand pieces are a different size? Can anyone confirm this?

 

[Areomyst]

I have a dremel flexidrive, when i phoned CC it seams that their hand pieces are a different size? Can anyone confirm this?

It depends on the tool you're using. The dremel flexdrive is different from the foredom flexshaft tools. There are some dremel tools that are suitable for porting work. The "732" model seems to be hard to find anymore, but from what I understand, it will work. The Dremel that Tiba uses seems to be this style, or at least, very close to it. Here's a pic:

Hope that helps!

~Josh

 

[tiba_karotsu]

Areomyst,

i've got the measurement of my flexshaft where the handpiece goes in;

10mm is the diameter of the part that goes into the handpiece.

17,6mm is the length of the part that goes into the handpiece

24mm is the length of the cable which protrudes out of the end of the flexshaft which drives the handpiece.

i hope you understand my explanation but you get where i'm going at, need to know if that angled handpiece will fit my flexshaft, if it does i can do wonders with it.

 

[tiba_karotsu]

It depends on the tool you're using. The dremel flexdrive is different from the foredom flexshaft tools. There are some dremel tools that are suitable for porting work. The "732" model seems to be hard to find anymore, but from what I understand, it will work. The Dremel that Tiba uses seems to be this style, or at least, very close to it. Here's a pic:

Hope that helps!

~Josh

actually that is it plus the foot pedal switch.

 

[Areomyst]

i hope you understand my explanation but you get where i'm going at, need to know if that angled handpiece will fit my flexshaft, if it does i can do wonders with it.

Tiba,

I'm going to be picking up a new set of vernier calipers this week. I'll post detailed photos of the measurements for you, so you can be sure one way or the other.

Where did you get your Dremel 732 at? I can't seem to find that model anywhere. Perhaps I have not looked hard enough.

Regards,

~Josh

 

[Sandor]

really great tools guys,
here are mine:

 

[Areomyst]

really great tools guys,
here are mine:

HAH! Very nice.

 

[tiba_karotsu]

Tiba,

I'm going to be picking up a new set of vernier calipers this week. I'll post detailed photos of the measurements for you, so you can be sure one way or the other.

Where did you get your Dremel 732 at? I can't seem to find that model anywhere. Perhaps I have not looked hard enough.

Regards,

~Josh

thanks a lot, i bought mine locally from a dealer that imports dremel stuff.