Fullywrecked
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What degree taper does toyota use? Anybody know where to get a bit?
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What degree taper drill bit does toyota use?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-...AMER-5912_W0QQitemZ190065552536QQcmdZViewItem
"1.200" TAPER PER FOOT OR 1:10 TAPER."
"1.200" TAPER PER FOOT OR 1:10 TAPER."
Seems to be a specialist seller, just gm and toy steering stuff. I almost considered buying one "just in case". :redneck:Tankota said:
http://www.xkut-reamers.com/servlet/StoreFront
The XKUT ones work good for about 5 or 6 reams, and then it's dull. Keep that in mind when looking at the price. Don't know if there's an easy way to sharpen.. I bought mine from them when I did my steering and it did its job... so keep that in mind if you plan on using it more than a few times.
benw1
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If you killed that reamer in 5 or 6 reams your machine wasn't rigid enough and/or you weren't using coolant. Any machine shop should be able to resharpen it for you, as long as you didn't chew the flutes up too much.
its ok to do that but you need coolant or oil of some sort.
IMHO this should be done in a drill press as you can generate more force on the feed, as a reamer needs to cut the metal not just rub it. you will get the feel for what amount of force generates the best cut.
very hard to generate enough "steady force" with a hand drill.
IMHO this should be done in a drill press as you can generate more force on the feed, as a reamer needs to cut the metal not just rub it. you will get the feel for what amount of force generates the best cut.
very hard to generate enough "steady force" with a hand drill.
Fullywrecked
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skrause said:
Thanks alot! :beer:
Tankota said:
Come on over and I'll show ya!:kiss:
