A carbide cutting tool for a dremel is what i use. It goes right through aluminum and doesn't clog up as bad as a grinding stone would with aluminum. Still have to stop and clean it every now and then, but works the best. You can get it at sears, or any place that sells dremel parts.
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| what porting tools to use,port advice honda pa50Topic by: Tim | Tim | 03/25/11 04:08PM |
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| Re: what porting tools to use,port advice honda paRe: Tim | Tim | 03/26/11 01:46PM |
| Re: what porting tools to use,port advice honda paRe: Mo Peds | Mo Peds | 03/26/11 08:00AM |
| Re: what porting tools to use,port advice honda paRe: Dick Tortuga | Dick Tortuga | 03/26/11 11:27AM |
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