Reconditioning of Engine Block and Complete procedure of Boring and Honing Engine Block
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- Published on Oct 13, 2021
- Reconditioning of Engine Block and Complete procedure of Boring and Honing Engine Block
Reconditioning of Engine Block
Cylinder Block Boring and Honing
Boring Engine Block
Honing Engine Block
Mechanical Skills
I absolutely love your videos! I understand most of the repairs and I'm amazed at your technique. This one has me puzzled though. The original drilling of the holes and I figured out the sand technique had and still has me questioning. Would it be possible to maybe add captions every so often on what was initially the problem and purpose of the steps? I have seen most of your videos and this is one that I could use help with.
If I just need to ask the audience I will. Thank you and please keep them coming!
If you mean why the holes were drilled and what the sand and following welding wasa bout, I suspect teh block had cracked at these spots. The common procedure is then to bore out the crack, so that it cannot grow further, and then when it's cast iron (I suppose that's teh case here), there are two ways: either Nickelbase and low or no preheat, or cast iron filler and high preheat (~650 °C). Cast iron is very susceptible to cracking without proper technique, so that's probably why teh block was stuffed with sand and stone - so that the coal stays where it's needed.
I admire the resourcefulness and ingenuity. I also realize that economic necessity leads to these kinds of repairs being attempted. Still, you have to wonder how many engines just come apart on the roads there, due to improvised repairs.
this is far from improvised, don't let the shabby dress, and filthy unorganized shop fool you. a trained human brain and hand are just as good or better than advanced machines, just the production rate is slower.as can be seen 27:01 his trained fingers are more sensitive and quicker than a machine.
Моя жизнь теперь не будет прежней. Техпроцесс 0,5мм. Уважение инженерам перкинс, сделавшим дизель, ремонтируемый кувалдой и мангалом. Старая добрая школа, которую мы почти потеряли
A PERKINS...YES...THANK YOU...THOSE ARE VERY GOOD DIESELS...AND WORTH THIS WORK...LESS WASTE MORE PRODUCTIVITY!!!
Мангал, увы, есть необходимость, потому как чугун без прогрева не варится. А вот расход материалов не совсем рациональный, ибо пока они греют блок, можно запросто поджарить мяска.
Да во времена тотального дефицита все точилось и ремонтировалось почти что так же если конечно не было знакомого на заводе где можно было и шлифануть и запрессовать . Сейчас всего избыток инструмент любой под любой вид работы под любую операцию и то не хотят работать .
Old School Cool.. when I was 18, somewhere around 1974, I worked for an auto supply called Pat-Ray.. Pat was the machinist.. His son Renny was his helper, they backed the blocks and heads and shaved them down, all through machines that looked very much like these do.. I used to love to watch them.. I learned how to rebuild brake calipers and Engine heads from them, some years later I rebuilt an 82 Chevy 305.. I used much of that knowledge to do so.. To me, this is super coolness..
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I drove the Charle's Chip truck and you guys would never get pretzels from me.
Safety flip-flops are extremely useful. I wore those too in the shop while I was welding in the summer. Three toes later I decided to throw my safety flip-flops in the trash, now I wear nylon socks only when I'm welding. It makes the surgeons easier to peel off my burnt skin from the flesh.
Read this morning , expect to chuckle all day, thanks .
@Ezekiah Seven I guarantee you don't work hard enough to deserve a pair of Red Wings
Here come the white experts.
I've been welding cast iron engine blocks and heads for 16 years and what they're doing here isn't supposed to be possible.
Amazing!!
@Weasel Logic how many blocks have you repaired like that, or have you even seen in your entire life
let me guess: none at all...
so what are you basing your opinion on?
They dont show the block cracking catastrophicly within a year.
@MrWizards1974 make it tough?
cast iron?
don' t think so...
@jan van ruth annealing is when you heat metal and allow it to cool slowly to remove internal stress and make it tough
@jan van ruth I think stress induced by the welding as it cools down
Sorprendente trabajo de estos hombres con tamaña capacidad donde se mezclan la tecnología y la forma muy particular de realizar los trabajos muy pesados y agotadores. Felicitaciones !!!
The skills theses men have and what they can do with the limitations of advanced machinery to them is amazing on its own right, you have to give them that respect. Much respect to you men really much respect.
@Richard Kenzel maybe not 20km, but i dont give it 2 years before it cracks bad.
They shortened that block life by 15 years.
the skills are amazing but the risks outweigh the rewards! super unsafe environment! all those toxins & fumes they are breathing in just isn't worth the money they are making
@Richard Kenzel get a life
Can’t put it any better. Thank you. 👍
What does "limitations of advanced machinery" even mean? That statement is the best example of oxymoron I've ever read. He has an acetylene torch, drill press, disc sander, MILL, hydraulic press etc. that is more technology than Cleetus in West Virginia has.
U nas zaczyna brakować ludzi którzy mają takie umiejętności pozdrawiam z Polski
SOY MECANICO JUBILADO, DE LA VIEJA ESCUELA, PIENSO Q AHORA ES USE TIRE PONGA NUEVO. SALUDOS DESDE MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY.
Esses caras são verdadeiros artesã, parabéns 👏👏👏👍
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Самое страшное не то что они делают, а то что скоро мы к этому придём . А когда придём увидим что даже такое сделать не кому . С нашим прогрессивным машиностроением .
@MarkuS ну почему же,я на 2х станках с ЧПУ работаю,пока станки работают я краем глаза смотрю ютубчик!
@Миша Железников да есть но электроника не наша .
@Виталий Яценичус есть российские 300 И 500. Рязань.
3 китайца маленькие.типа кашки
@Sergei а чьи станки ЧПУ российские что-ли ?
Только что хотел это написать , вы правы на 100% !!
Isso sim e a verdadeira reciclagem, esse e realmente um país onde se recicla praticamente tudo.
até a bosta que eles cagam no chão, na rua kkkk
Как инженер механик моторист я с полной ответственностью заявляю. Сказать, что я обуел от происходящего в видео, ничего не сказать.
ох столько спецов собралось, они это делают палками и старым конченным оборудованием и да это работает, а сидеть и умничать на диване много мозгов не нужно.
А никто не заметил, что он бумажку подложил, когда плоскость шлифовал?
Они мне расшатали всю психику.А наждачка просто шикарно. Разрыв шаблона еслифчё.
@Alex Tiga вам и станки и всё дали ,,выже нечто не можете
@Alex Tiga а у них тебя разцеловали
Muito bôm mesmo !
Parabéns 👏👏.
C'est spectaculaire, et je parie que si une de ces machines venaient à se casser, ils refabriqueraient une pièce sur mesure ! Immense bravo, l'Europe va devoir se mettre aux circuits fermés : récupérer, revaloriser etc, on ne pourra pas faire sans ça bien longtemps
I suppose the bricks were used for heat retention to keep the block from cracking?
Really interesting video. The slow heating of the block with charcoal is a more basic version of the process a company in South London (Angell & Williams) carried out to weld a rare old car block for me in the 70s. They used an enclosed furnace for the pre heat and cool down, but the welding process with Oxy Acetylene and cast Iron filler rod was identical. Can't see from the video any reason why that repair would be likely to fail. The block looks like it is a Diesel for agriculture or such -maybe Kubota manufacture- these motors aren't highly stressed, but will probably have a hard working life in a third world country.
Most of these guys have more repair experience by 18 than most have there hole life much respect.
Except for all the people who perform similar work in every other country on Earth. As for by 18, there's a growing issue with kids not having basic mechanical skills. But that is also with every country on Earth. Knowing how to use your mobile phone does not make you tech savvy...just as being able to fry an egg doesn't make you a chef. But for some reason, ability to use a computer based appliance makes you tech smart. In reality, knowing how to use basic tools like screw drivers, hammers, saws, wrenches, and pliers is life changing and frees you from dependence on others for basic repairs and provide a solid foundation upon which to build greater skills.
It’s a very interesting situation of the reconditioned engine block using the crudest procedures I’ve ever seen..what’s amazing is that it works although I must wonder about just how long a service life can be expected…the cylinder honing using sand paper is reminiscent of the archaic Kwakiutl Way con rod reconditioning machine….very inefficient and just a joke to anyone serious about reconditioning con rods
It’s very impressive that these guys do this
Aren't they just scoring the surface at that point to help the rings seal?
Great respect to all these people for their craftmaship and resourcefulness.
These clips could easily make it to a MAD MAX movie!
This and many other similar videos, are the perfect example for one and only thing: COMMITMENT! It is the only ingredient you need to make things really happen. Everything else is just an excuse.
These men are doing the best with what they have. And its working for them.
I don't think I want them doing mine nope
@Karlsberg Karl нюф сказал
Do you have any idea how much all this machinery cost? Someone invested a ton of money into it because where they are it makes sense and there is a return of the investment. If you want to do this in hte US the labour to do this will cost you more than the whole car
There the Same as a fancy factory. Dirt floors Sandler etc don’t matter in the big picture. Where they work don’t matter the quality of the end product does
I wonder how long it will last
The epitome of old school engine repair
Old school? It's like Mad Max
Wow! Ugly process but the end result is impressive considering. Good Job!👍
This was an amazing video to watch and shows what men can do with only the minimum of tools and working environment with not much more than the ground to work on. Unless you see it here you would never believe it~!! I salute these workmen as they are truly extraordinary and thanks for the show. I was glad to be a new subscriber~! 💪💪✌
I'd think about killing for some of those classic tools
Amazing that engine still ran
Fico imaginando, oque fariam com maior qualidade de trabalho com equipamentos melhores... PARABÉNS. (BR)
Procure o comentário de Baladar, ele deu uma aula sobre reparo em ferro fundido; está em inglês, mas a tradução não é difícil. Se se interessarem posso ajudar a traduzir.
Perfect. But a very important part has been missed: the work of the cylinder holes on the vise.
Hacer ese tipo de trabajo no es nada fácil, el hierro fundido o colado es muy critico di no se aplica uniformemente la temperatura, se requiere de gran experiencia y conocimiento del comportamiento del material, artesanalmente realizar un trabajo de esa naturaleza se requiere gran experticia y experiencia. Felicitaciones.
Wonderful !! That's genuine metallurgy,machining and skill ! Congrats to all from Brazil
@Ermelindo Wenceslau Queiroz opa.. agora entendi..
Grato amigo
@fernando H ele não disse que era do Brasil, disse congratulações do (no sentido de remetente) Brasil.
Amigo.. isso não é aqui não.. 😁👍
I love the way it comes off the milling machine all shiny with hexagonal cylinders.
Top job guys 😋
That Blanchard grinder is kind of cool. Must be some kind of upgrade with those tapped holes. They understand that there is no need for cutting oil with cast iron. That's something I learned early on.
Makes me feel better about my engine building skills
I'm totally amazed at how he repaired that engine block - 👍
They didn't show the operator sweeping the cylinder before boring. I guess that cone thingy is good enough.
Love it absolutely love it it’s so interesting to see how they get around certain problems etc making custom equipment or techniques to well get the job done lol awsome video!!!
Extraordinario trabajo, me ubiese gustsdo ver el armado del motor y verlo en su funcionando , felicitaciones
Très belle reprise sur un bloc très mal en point. La soudure sur fonte est particulièrement délicate et nécessite une mise en température élevée de la pièce à souder. Ensuite, le chemisage, l'alésage, la rectification, etc. permettent de retrouver les cotes évidemment mises à mal par la déformation consécutive à la montée en température et aux opérations de soudure.
@fran waltis fonte d'acier surement
En fait s'agit il d'un bloc en fonte aciérée ou de fonte aluminium comme je le suppose , je n'ai jamais vu une fraise conique ou un foret percer de la fonte aciérée aussi facilement , ni un taraud pénétrer aussi facilement le chemisage rapporté me fait plutôt penser à de l’aluminium ce qui explique le flux sur la baguette de métal d’apport
My favorite part was when he filled it with broken bricks and set it on fire. True craftsmanship
@Steve McEvoy And I thought I was the only one who saw that. What a pointless use of a tool.
@higamer XD no its not. This is not a average repair shop. This is a rebuild shop. American rebuild shops are generally for truck engines. Some car engines can be rebuilt but the cost of repair usually exceeds the cost of a new block. These shops are very sophicated with highly trained personnel. The tolerances for their work are very very tight as the engines are operated with master computers. The engines here are 3 cylinder aluminum engines with more flexible tolerances which can be seen by the lack of calipers being used during any phase of their work. They are reckoning work by feel and eye...not by measurement.
I give them credit for doing the required in rustic conditions ( very unsafe conditions). Their work would not produce a functional result were they to rebuild a modern engine. Any reasonably skilled person with solid mechanical skills can fix a small gas engine...they can run and operate on good thoughts alone. These engines are very basic designs...like all small gas utility engines. They serve there purpose in this country but would not be allowed anywhere in the West because of emissions and leaks. This comes down to economy of scale.
RFB 🇳🇿
@higamer XD Thats absolutely incorrect.
The spirit level trick was the best wonder if the concrete was level first
The raising and lowering of the tones in the audio are making watching this very difficult, but I love the work that is being done, zero waste unlike where I live.
They altered the sound quality so you were no aware of the horrifically loud noises being produced by these machine during operation. Many have commented on the lack of basic safety equipment. This would include ear protection. I can almost guarantee that these men are severely hearing impaired.
My guess is thats from voltage fluctuations thanks to flimsy wiring and high current draw due to all the machines
Mute button… 🙄
Вся прелесть контрактных двигателей - лучше не знать из какого кала они сделаны, и как их делали
@iL Brutto , юморист Вы 😁, я инженер-механик если ШО 🖐
@Злой ёжик блок из переплавленных банок, открытая рубашка, залитые гильзы, перемычка 4мм.. замените шорт блок - ремонт такой
@iL Brutto , наивный какой 🤣ешо как прокатят 🤦♂🤭
@Кот Анатолий это дизельный перкинс 2,5. От трактора массей-фергусон. С автомобильными такие финты не прокатят
@Alex Trofimov Тебе скажут, что контрактный, а подсунут этот.
Old skool methods. Self alignment/registration where it matters. You guy rock. 😎♥️😎
Anyone else notice that the “dangerous machines/operations” have youg workers, while the ones performing not so dangerous tasks, they tend to live longer and make it to older age.
Awesome craftmanship!!
@Michael Pratt Surely this.
You don't think the one's doing the "less dangerous" tasks started young paying their dues and learning their craft?... surviving their craft?
God has to be personally watching over them seeing the stuff they pull off with absolutely no safety precautions
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They are very resourceful, and are finding ways to accomplish complex tasks with simple methods and tools.
Normally square peg doesn't go into round hole. I stand corrected in this case it does.
Awsome work!!; This great video series, proves ingenuity + creativity + will, but also experience, are the main 'tools' to perform and succeed such an incredible work. (BTW: I didn't see any dial nor digital calipers / micrometers, much less, any digital ones). They're keeping alive something that now is almost a 'Lost Art'. Sadly, nowadays we live in a 'disposable / replaceable' everything + CNC / digital era. Too bad so many (Old School) highly skilled Master craftsmen have been disregarded, replaced by robotic / 'Artificial Intelligence' tech. My deepest Respect, much love and many Blessings to all these tenacious workers!!.
🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏
Give an example of “very tight tolerances”. Crankshaft bearing clearance in the 20th century vs.2022 in two comparable displacement engines. Measurements in numbers. Not, “a whole lot tighter”.
Take out the disposable part, which I completely agree with, and the remainder of your comment is largely incorrect. That high tech approach to engine design is exactly why fuel economy has risen so significantly over the last 30 years. It's great to know how to use milling machines. It is another thing to operate them during the rebuild of a modern engine where tolerances are very tight and operating pressures are great. These engines are very basic 3 cylinder powerplants. They operate well enough for their economy and within the bounds of the barely existent environmental laws...that no one enforces...but would not be allowed on the road in most Western countries. Milling by eye without calipers is not a testament to the quality of the engine but the extent to which errors don't matter.
@HeroHearted 100% agreed!; Hard times coming quite soon indeed. Highly likely new 'planned obsolescence' / throw- away + replace everything, probably leads us to learn from these dedicated artisans. MUCH Respect!!.🏆
@William Mather The response would be "well, these guys probably need the money more for their family" only proves that they would rather support slave labor due to circumstance rather than paying more for a proper job in their home country. Channels like these highlight why outsourcing jobs has become so prevalent over the years, dark days approach.
I disagree with that statement. The advances in engineering you quote mean higher precision, better machine methods, far better work quality, quicker turnaround times and the ability to do things that were/are not possible when this type of engineering was the norm. I'm not saying they're not 'skilled' but my guess is, is that they're able to get away with it today because 'cheap' labor.
Showing my age, but I'm old enough to be taught by these 'master craftsmen' when I was an apprentice. Makes for good stories back in the day but can't compare to how things are done today (in the west). The question I would ask you is this, all things being equal, who would you get to rebuild your engine, these guys or you local engine rebuilder?
The engine can only be resurfaced to an extent, so to overcome this limitation they added more metal to the block, that's actually genius!
Неплохо откапиталили но кажется двигатель все равно будет троить.
Молодцы ребята всё по технологии блок прогрелся и горячим варится.дай бог вам здоровья.
You guys have great videos... I love to see them.. But please try to edit them a little bit different.... Not so much of the video speed going fast and slow.. These videos are great.. Maybe consider regular speed,then maybe cut boring section out. Andvtheb speed forward... Going from fast to regular speed give me a dizziness I can't explain... Love the videos ..though
Imagine what these guys could do with modern machinery ! Great to see how they overcome problems unlike our throw away society.
Modern machinery is made on the basis of labour is expensive, operator is an idiot, this is the exact opposite.
@Sabrina Nova My welder cost £100 GBP PPE less than £10. You can't put a price on life only safety.
@Michael David
But more expensive than human life. especially in most of muslim countries.
@Sabrina Nova PPE isn't that expensive.
All of the technology came from the west.
Bellissimo lavoro di meccanica fatto da persone con tanta esperienza. Saluti a tutti da Roma Italia.👍
Hi Engineer, what kind of cast iron welding did you do?
Very hard working men! Impressive!
These guys know what they are doing...imagine what they could do given some better equipment...I hope their governments watch these videos and try to fund them..though it seems they are doing just 🙂
I would like to see the process of how an engine block is cleaned after all the machining has been completed and the engine is ready for re-assembly if possible. Thank you.
Смотрю и плакать хочется, мы уже от них отстаём, недавно коснулось расточить втулки распредвала, а некому, придется везти за 300 км
Мне лично страшно использовать, то что они наваяли
Вот вот, у нас всё оборудование есть, есть всё необходимое, но не кто не хочет работать и нет мастеров, общество потребления, у нас бы просто сказали покупай новый блок и досвидания.
Мне коленвал в размер нужно было шлифануть плюс плоскость под упорные полукольца, так не кто не хотел даже смотреть, а некоторые глаза выпучивали когда говорил про опорную поверхность полуколец, в итоге на одном предприятии именно самому шлифовщику объяснил, что мне нужно и он сделал, а на приёмке в этом же предприятии мне отказывали.
99% puro talento 1 % equipamento
Reminds me of rebuilding a 5 horse Briggs @ 2am in Southern Appalachia for lawnmower race later in the day…. I would have won that race, but damn champion spark plug failed me…… 😂
Awesome! They are the true craftsman’s!
very well done video! and amazing skills shown. You have a new subscriber, too.
Gotta admit! these guys know their stuff 100%
Amazing what they can do with little they have.
Alguém sabe dizer que material ele usa pra fazer a solda?
How much does this part cost if you want to buy it?
And how much you'll pay for this kind of repair?
Is it safe and usable if you want to use this repaired part on your vehicle?
Great Recycling,,i am impressed and Salute All you Hard Workers.
Enginuity at its finest. Simply fascinating!
Loved watching these videos, these men make work look so easy, thanks for a good Watched video again. Kind regards Colin Evans from croydon surrey England 👍 👍 👏 👏
Welcome brother thanks for the message
My engineering ghast is completely flabberd - incredible!
This would be the first video of this type that I've seen a press being used.
Honestly, I don't know whether I should be shocked or impressed at their work methods but it's like a car crash, I can't help but look
Этим парням не страшен апокалипсис, они там живут.
Ветра дуют в Сочи, цилиндров болгаркой расточим...
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Жители деревни Апокалипсис...
Единственный на весь Пакистан мастер который работает не на корточках.
Особенно, когда раскалённый металл капает на голую ногу.
Ога!..
@аркадий карпов Ну как бы в сандалиях рядом с раскалённым блоком жарковато .
Да ещё и в маске .
@аркадий карпов В начале ролика посмотрите, типичный вид улицы в Южной Азии. Арабская вязь на обьявлениях подтверждает что это Пакистан. Ну и говорят на языке урду.
Судя по камасутре безвыходных положений не бывает 🤪
11:13
The only odd thing they did was not to fix the block correctly on the back seat.
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That was one of the best vids I've seen from these parts of the planet. Well done send us some more EH . 😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@Brad Anderson - It says : night, what he means is a big question
@Pvh Pp sorry I can't read this language.
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Imagine the drill bit braking and he had no eye protection....
No PPE No Problem. I am not even allowed to walk in the shops without having a mask on and these men be living life on the edge and are still alive and well.
Very impressive work folks!
U guys are amazing, great skills
Bonsoir. Vous remeté un apport de métal pour refaire la surface du bloc 🙂 merci pour la vidéo 🙂
Amazing video 👍
Respect for work hard, skill and a society of mechanical do something usefull👍👍🙏🙏
There was a time when blocks were repaired in the USA, I've seen engines where one of the cylinders was repaired and was running 20 years later, not now. The only ones who would do a block repair now would be a private race shop for a special engine.
The tolerances for new engines make rebuilding far more expensive because the milling equipment has to create greater precision. Consider how engine performance drops just because you skipped an oil change. 40 years ago or longer, you could run a engine with oil that ran like tar. It also got 12 mpg and spewed smoke out the back. Neither have been allowed for 25 years...MCPs see to that.
Also, engines for trucks and heavy machinery are seldom replaced...they are rebuilt.
Me dejo asombrado como soldaron los agujeros de los espárragos de tapa de cilindro del perkins 3 , muy buen trabajo , un abrazo desde bahia blanca argentina .
Hay que buscar ese taller 😂
Rebuild the block with new sleeves and without using the micrometer a single time. Now thats real craftsmanship.👏🏽✨🌟🎩
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I'm sorry I wrote it in Spanish but if Dad lived through this he did everything 20 years ago he passed away he was a mechanic welder electrician he was born with a gift thank you and God bless you
Wow, this is what I was looking for🤩, good content bro. Keep it up👍
Follow along while drinking coffee
Kren, it's really top,
Greetings from Bekasi sis.
always healthy, keep the spirit for the content don't ever give up.🙏🙏
At 23:33 magic happens and the cylinders suddenly became pefectly round and polished 😆
Это называется "гильзование".
What hone ,,,,,I have an electric grinder
saw a lot of their video rebuild this and that with limited resource and machines, can't imagine.. what exactly they can't do? and what exactly they can do if they have modern high tech. anyway i'm blown away how they fix the surface of the engine block.
I wish there was an audio commentary to explain the process they are doing. I remember 40-50 years ago being told about a person who was making a fortune selling "obsolete" American manufacturing machinery to China and other foreign countries.
Fantastic videos thank you I learn lots
После апокалипсиса они будут самой развитой в техническом плане страной...технологиями из ничего на коленке ...владеют в совершенстве....
@Yuriy YurchukFirst of all don't call us Paki, that's offensive, secondly, we Pakistanis do not have any Khat users, you are confusing us with Yemen. Heroin is also not grown in Pakistan, but in neighboring Afghanistan and then Afghanistan sends it to you guys in Russia, Europe and US..
LoL....
@Der Boss да, кат и героин предпочитают.
@Иван Паки не пьют...
@Der Boss я уверен, что наш, русский мужик, этим пакам по смекалке и мастерству такую фору может дать, что эти паки не унесут
Os caras são muiiiiiiiito bom
Херак поршень об бетон уголком, ну а обилие точного измерительного инструмента просто поражает
на глаз и пальцем пощупать, самые точные инструменты ))
These men are phenomenal
Молодцы эти парни с болгарской и сваркой все починят
Always nice to see a spotless work place, and it's handy to have all that bedding in paste on the floor. As a certain tennis player once said, you cannot be serious.
and the leather safety boots :)
This brings a new meaning to precision engineering !
I seen no precision watching this
Nothing here is precision.
Either I missed all that or your comment is sarcasm? I did see mid 20th century machine work.
I usually love your videos, because they are so complete. But this one they didn’t show the planing of the head or case. I had to go back and make sure it was done because if it hadn’t been that motor would have exploded rather quickly.
I mean come on.. they showed them milling down the pistons sleeves and honing as well but not planing the case?? How odd.
Yeah, it was jarring to see it go from cylinders "cut" with an angle and die grinder, then they take it to press the liners in and the bores are actually round. I don't know what planing refers to, though. They "milled" the block surface early on (don't know what that's called; don't think it's actually milling). I never saw a single measurement tool used in that entire video! Just a chopped off piece of a block to use as a template! Unbelievable! And safety! Safety??
No precision measuring tools were hurt during the shooting of this video
amazing job very good skill worker fantastic method to perform the job thank you very much and god bless 🙏🙏👍
Хон великолепный!
Это плосковершинный, sunnen
Я конечно, немного в ахх офигении от используемых технологий и предполагаю точность плюс-минус лапоть по итогу, но на вид оно даже запустится и сколько-то проработает