Cylinder Porting

[NeverLift]

I do all of my own porting and use a 1/8 pen style die grinder. I have found it difficult to find good bits at any local stores besides the small sand paper wheels. Any suggestions on where I can get a good variety of bits.

[El Camexican]

I do all of my own porting and use a 1/8 pen style die grinder. I have found it difficult to find good bits at any local stores besides the small sand paper wheels. Any suggestions on where I can get a good variety of bits.

I just buy the $49.99 200pc kits and toss what I don't use, but if you plan to keep at this I suggest you man up and get the 1/4" stuff, much better selection and quality.

[NeverLift]

I've got the 1/4" also but the 1/8 is so much nicer to get into tight areas.

[El Camexican]

I've got the 1/4" also but the 1/8 is so much nicer to get into tight areas.

That's the truth.

[atc007]

I've always used Craftsmans stuff. Had really good luck with it. As you know,No matter what you use goes fast.. If only all of those old cylinders I did would have been made from the garbage things are made with today! My nights at the bench would have been much shorter :)

[barnett468]

I do all of my own porting and use a 1/8 pen style die grinder. I have found it difficult to find good bits at any local stores besides the small sand paper wheels. Any suggestions on where I can get a good variety of bits.


Helo


I get mine at any industrial hardware supply store, they have a huge variety White Cap may have them if there's one near you.

[NeverLift]

Harbor Freight had some good stuff.