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Sat May 19 2012 08:48 PM
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Last edited by LApicker; Sat May 19 2012 08:50 PM.
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Back in my racing days I used those for porting and gasket matching heads and intake manifolds.
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I'm assuming the burrs were for the porting and matching, but what about the stone sandy looking things? Are they for sanding and polishing?
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The grind stones are for porting & matching or grinding metal. They are fine grindstones.
The burrs are for shaping wood or non ferrous items such as plastic.
Dave GILL,
Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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Is there an official name for them besides grindstones? I can't find any ones like these, I can only find like the big wheels or small knife sharpeners.
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