really appreciate these video's, I was given an older machine with lot's of tooling. Everything you have shown so far I have, but I had no idea what the stuff was, thanks alot ! I will have lot's of questions
I used a Lisle brand version of one of these hones in a hand drill motor to final size and finish hone the cylinders on my Kubota tractor engine after re-sleeving and boring. I was having problems with tool chatter on the boring operation so I ended up going more undersize than recommended and taking out the chatter marks with the rough hone.. It was overkill for the application but I shot for 5 tenths taper top to bottom and I got it no problem (practicing for engines that spin a bit higher rpm in the future). On my dial bore gauge you could see movement of the dial to finer precision than that but the graduations were 5 tenths, so I actually beat it, but I don't know exactly how much. These things are amazing. If I can get to a thou on my lathe I'm lucky, but I'm confident that if I had better measuring equipment I could achieve tenths accuracy and precision with one of these style hones if I took my time.
Hi, the Sunnen hand hone was invented in the 1920s and guaranteed .0005" taper on automotive cylinders. Thanks for commenting, I have been thinking of doing more in depth videos on the hand hone, I was fortunate to receive factory training and have considerable field experience that could be helpful.
00:05 are those springs in the bottom of the pan there? To keep chips out of coolant or something? Not sure what I'm looking at there. Love the walkthrough of a machine like this that I've never seen before -thx
I’m glad you’re passing on some of your learned information, Not like that old Babbitt bearing pourer who up and died, taking all his knowledge to the grave !
Agriculture, logging, mining, nuclear, hydraulics and Harley Davidson factory certified. The machines come from a little bit of everywhere. Thanks for tuning in.
I was wondering about your hone as there is one up for auction here next week. It looks like yours except it it's reddish/orange. Looks like there are no mandrels that come with it though.
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really appreciate these video's, I was given an older machine with lot's of tooling. Everything you have shown so far I have, but I had no idea what the stuff was, thanks alot ! I will have lot's of questions
Thanks for tuning in, I will be using the hone for a variety of things.
I used a Lisle brand version of one of these hones in a hand drill motor to final size and finish hone the cylinders on my Kubota tractor engine after re-sleeving and boring. I was having problems with tool chatter on the boring operation so I ended up going more undersize than recommended and taking out the chatter marks with the rough hone.. It was overkill for the application but I shot for 5 tenths taper top to bottom and I got it no problem (practicing for engines that spin a bit higher rpm in the future). On my dial bore gauge you could see movement of the dial to finer precision than that but the graduations were 5 tenths, so I actually beat it, but I don't know exactly how much. These things are amazing. If I can get to a thou on my lathe I'm lucky, but I'm confident that if I had better measuring equipment I could achieve tenths accuracy and precision with one of these style hones if I took my time.
Hi, the Sunnen hand hone was invented in the 1920s and guaranteed .0005" taper on automotive cylinders. Thanks for commenting, I have been thinking of doing more in depth videos on the hand hone, I was fortunate to receive factory training and have considerable field experience that could be helpful.
Subscribed in case you do.
00:05 are those springs in the bottom of the pan there? To keep chips out of coolant or something? Not sure what I'm looking at there. Love the walkthrough of a machine like this that I've never seen before -thx
It is a mat made of springs, I think the idea is the honing oil flows under and parts on top drain, thanks for watching!
I’m glad you’re passing on some of your learned information,
Not like that old Babbitt bearing pourer who up and died, taking all his knowledge to the grave !
Thanks, I never did learn that.
Dee Dee, Great collection of some fine machines you have there sir. What is your background and how did you go about collecting all of them?
Agriculture, logging, mining, nuclear, hydraulics and Harley Davidson factory certified. The machines come from a little bit of everywhere. Thanks for tuning in.
@@deedeeindustrialsuperprecision I worked at a nuke plant too.
@@deedeeindustrialsuperprecision Thanks for sharing.
good video, do you run it on 3 phase or single phase power, looking at some used units but will have to convert to single phase where I am.
This one has a single phase motor but it did have 3 phase at one time, very easy to switch if needed or use a phase converter
I was wondering about your hone as there is one up for auction here next week. It looks like yours except it it's reddish/orange. Looks like there are no mandrels that come with it though.
I have had to buy the mandrels as I need them, none came with my machine. Thanks for looking in.
LOL, technology cliffhanger. I think you need a bigger memory card or something.
I am trying to learn the ropes with the Gopro, I need to learn editing and a few other things to make better videos. Hang in there, I will get it.