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For diesel this is the way to go

i think i would use a magnet on the oil galley not a brush

Muy buen video.gracias por compartir. Si alguna ves públicas otro quisiera ver en detalle el dispositivo de bajo perfil que usaste para sujetar la placa de embrague. Saludos👏👏👍👍

I have two Valve Grinding machines. I can’t use either. I’m in CANADA and I can’t afford the price of the Wheels and Shipping from the US. 🙁

So your not really removing the guide lol

I like the tool but the price is ridiculous!

Sehr schlecht

of course the ones I needed you were out of stock on for 4-6 weeks...

Price

How come the ball head was wobbling so much?

Hello does it work for the diesel engine has well like the Detroit dd15

I was trying to remember the name of this company and dang it popped up Do you have stones for old b/D dry machines anymore? I bought some in 70 😊

Thanks 🙏

Do you have specific kits for example classic American V8s?

Can I use this to change from 11/32 to 8 mm valves

Hi good day may I please have the name of that tool

How can I get your full address including wattsapp number pls

How can I make my orders

you certainly started with a turd for a head, with the work you're doing, now it's a turd that's going to drop a valve.

i have the same machine what morse i need to use it

Sure mis being able to call you up and pick your brain when I had to order stuff. Hope the Fishing life is treating you well Dave

I bought a Sioux kit about 10 years ago, finally getting around to using it. Lots of shops in Oregon that can't figure out my Honda 600 cars! We have hardened seats, what stones should I get?

Two questions: When you cut the bronze guide from the top, the video shows more than an inch sticking out but you do not show the process. Do you use the cutter to cut the full inch down or do you cut it within a quarter inch or so with a cutoff wheel and then use the cutter? Second question: After the head has been in service for a while and it comes in for a new valve job. After you drive out the bronze guides, the original guide has already been cut .030. Does the guide uninstaller mar the inside surface of the cast iron guide or can you just install a new sleeve? Hopefully these questions make sense. Great video, thanks for your time, dan...

I called into the technical line to inquire about a good cutter that they would HIGHLY recommend and really didnt get any help. Is there someone that i could talk to that is very knowledgeable about valve seats, cutters and head flow from the cutters?

I love Goodson

You will never be able to lap valves very well with the wooden handle that fat , put it in the lathe and slim it down alot to a concave shape , this will keep your hands in the correct place and rotate the valve at a better speed .

Excellent. Thanks for that. Appreciated

HOW DO I DRESS THE CBN STONE?

I've just spent an hour looking for information on valve refacers and they were all twaddle until I found yours. Great tutorial, thank you.

Contect no. I want laping machin

Kansas instruments mucho bettero

Nada que ver con este modelo quedo obsoleto

Do you make them

Nice!!!

Wow😮

Your the best

hello i have a kwik way master head shop machine the 3d cutter can use in this machine?

That machine brings back memories. Used that thing to put in a bunch of guides.

Good

Glad to see a company out there supporting us home builders with valve seat grinders!

BS, most valves only need Lapping.

Your voice is up and down. When it up, I can hear you, when it down, I can't hear you.

The perfect representitive for goodson. Fun to watch this guy.

what are the prices

Looks like Goodson offers good tools, but there so high priced... they're not practical for the home shop.

Sir good evening Sir how we measures valve seat angles such as 30,45,60 degree kindly tell me

Nice tool and tips. Thanks!

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Oi sou do Brasil da Cidade de Ariquemes e assisto seus vídeos , gostaria que fosse traduzido em português pois não sei ler em inglês .

For us cylinder head guys this is awesome. Keep on rockin.