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Come on guys. It’s pretty clear that it’s flat. Why make a mountain out of a molehill?
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I cringe every time I see the word ''flat'' right next to ''belt sander''.
...for those that are curious, a belt sanded finish is NOT flat.
I cringe every time I see the word ''flat'' right next to ''belt sander''.
...for those that are curious, a belt sanded finish is NOT flat.
I've put enough heads on the surfacing machine to know EXACTLY when I have a belt sanded head. It takes 20 times as long to indicate it to the machine when the dial indicator is going apeshit from all the slopes.
...and when I'm done machining the head it still isn't flat... It's a ''machined surface''.
On your downpipe flange, it probably would have been easier to hand lap it with some 80 grit and some plate glass.
I actually was joking, note the smileys.
And here i thought you was just f-----g around since someone else just put a picture of the same part but ruined by a belt sander ( blaming the tool not person)This thread was just to see what people would say after seeing the picture of the flange. Even though it's clearly flat, most look right past it.
It's still getting slammed because it was done on a belt sander......
when i got my car it had two of those, puck contact didn't exist-- puck was about 1/4 inch out on the pivot side. At least it saved the motor from getting blown up.