Subject	Yes, that's what I told to the machinist.
Posted by	Dark Diver on May 26, 2009 at 7:01 AM
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In Reply To	There is a difference between "boring" and "honing" posted by LitlElvis on May 26, 2009 at 06:36 AM
Message	But he replied that he uses different "abrasive stones" for the process, so he can remove any thickness and smooth the surface to the target specifications.
Follow Ups	Reboring cylinders with a Sunnen honing machine: is it good? - Dark Diver 06:30:35 05/26/09 I have no experience with that hone, but I honed my engine - na300zx (OH) 06:36:19 05/26/09 There is a difference between "boring" and "honing" - LitlElvis 06:36:46 05/26/09 Yes, that's what I told to the machinist. - Dark Diver 07:01:05 05/26/09 With 70 grit stones (what I started with) - na300zx (OH) 07:03:50 05/26/09 Nothing wrong with Sunnen hones (n/m) - RICH1 06:54:36 05/26/09 Even for a boring (+ honing) process ? (n/m) - Dark Diver 07:01:38 05/26/09 Should still work fine your only removing 0.020" (n/m) - RICH1 07:53:10 05/26/09 OK, thanks. The guy is working on sport cars so I hope - Dark Diver 08:37:37 05/26/09
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