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SeriesLandy 14th August 2009 07:27 PM

Reaming depth (sierra uprights)
 
Iv'e just reamed the uprights with the reamer from axminster tools however I was wondering how deep it should go.
At the moment there are about 2-3 turns past the top of the nylock, should that be ok for iva ect?
Cheers

Jeze2903 14th August 2009 07:43 PM

If you look at the ball joints you should see 1-2mm of straight after the taper. I reamed the hole to have this straight section just showing, with the balljoint pushed into the hole, not tightened.
I read somewhere this is the correct position, and it all seems to fit ok.
Hopefully I've got it right!!

AshG 15th August 2009 10:04 AM

remember you have to bolt your wingstays on to top of that nyloc so you need the threads sticking out quite a bit more

RAYLEE29 15th August 2009 11:01 AM

Hmm didnt realise that was where the wing stays fitted lucky I still have the reamer, and now seems im gonna need two more nuts too:eek:

SeriesLandy 15th August 2009 08:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AshG (Post 20128)
remember you have to bolt your wingstays on to top of that nyloc so you need the threads sticking out quite a bit more

Cheers ash, however i'm having to do it by hand as the reamer is 19mm diameter and won't fit in my 13mm chuck (I don't have a lathe).

georgenewman1 16th August 2009 03:13 PM

could anyone tell me the spec of the reamer needed to do this job, someone said they bought one from the axminster catalogue, which on is it please, many thanks george

Matthew 16th August 2009 03:24 PM

It's the 19mm one from this page - http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-A...amer-23107.htm

Matt

georgenewman1 16th August 2009 03:44 PM

thanx, just ordered, this sites amazing, wish i knew about it from the start:)

squbti 16th August 2009 07:39 PM

hi all,i´ve just ordered one of thoese 19mm reamers too hope it goes well. did you all do this job by hand or should i use a drill?
thanks
Samy

HandyAndy 16th August 2009 07:52 PM

took me about 15 minutes for eachside by hand, just keep checking that you don,t go too far,
whilst turning the reamer just keep downwards pressure on it so that it is actually cutting. ;) :)

andy:)


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