Possibility to hire (hand) valve seat cutters

Possibility to hire (hand) valve seat cutters

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fergus

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6,430 posts

275 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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Is anyone aware of whether any options exist for me to hire some valve seat cutters?

Given they will most likely be a single use item, (given the angle required and the throat size) I wondered whether I could hire a mandrel/pilot and cutter from somewhere. I would of course pay for the consumable items (blades), plus offer a deposit for the full value of the kit.

I need a 9mm pilot, with a 70 or 75 degree cutter for a 45mm seat.

Any ideas/offers?

PeterBurgess

775 posts

146 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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I don't quite see what you mean about 70/75 for a 45 seat?
If you are prepared to come up one day in the week you can use my SP Neway hand cutters FOC, I have 60 and 70 degree ones for bottom cuts. We are J28 M1
Peter

fergus

Original Poster:

6,430 posts

275 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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PeterBurgess said:
I don't quite see what you mean about 70/75 for a 45 seat?
If you are prepared to come up one day in the week you can use my SP Neway hand cutters FOC, I have 60 and 70 degree ones for bottom cuts. We are J28 M1
Peter
Peter

Thanks. That's a very generous offer.

Sorry, my post wasn't very clear. I'd like to cut either a 70 or 75 degree angle to open up the port throats from the valve seat, prior to cleaning out the excess material further up the port towards the valve guide. The valve seats are 45mm diameter, so I'd need a cutter suitable for that size seat.

I'm based at the other end of the country though, in South Bucks.

Cheers, Fergus

PeterBurgess

775 posts

146 months

Monday 14th November 2016
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Aha Fergus, the penny droppeth and I understand! I know I am miles away but still a hop, step and a jump up the motorway depending on traffic volume/carnage! You are still most welcome to come up if it helps.
Peter