Engine Cylinder Hone - AB Tools - AT869
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This guide is for anyone using the AB Tools Engine Cylinder Hone (AT869) to maintain or restore small bore cylinders, such as those found in motorcycles, brakes, and clutches. The primary benefit is the ability to easily and effectively hone these cylinders, thanks to its flexible shaft and adjustable honing pressure. However, it's essential to use the hone with the correct speed and appropriate lubricant to achieve the best results.
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| Model Part Number | AT869 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
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FAQs
What types of cylinders is this hone suitable for?
This engine cylinder hone is suitable for small bore cylinders, such as those found in motor cycles, brakes, and clutches.
What is the maximum working speed?
The maximum working speed for this hone is 2400RPM.
What type of drill should I use?
You can use either an electric or air drill.
How do I adjust the honing pressure?
Use the knurled nut to control and adjust the honing tension.
What grit stone does it use?
It uses a medium grit stone.
What is the stone total length?
The stone total length is 28mm.
What is the adjustment range?
The hone is self-adjustable between 3/4" and 2 1/2" / 19mm 63mm.
Is this a professional-grade tool?
Yes, it is designed as a professional tool for commercial or occasional use.
Troubleshooting
Honing is uneven or producing poor results.
Check the honing pressure and adjust using the knurled nut. Ensure you are using sufficient lubrication. Inspect the stone for wear and tear and replace if needed.
Hone doesn't fit the cylinder.
Verify that the cylinder falls within the hone's 3/4" to 2 1/2" (19mm to 63mm) range. Check for any obstructions or debris in the cylinder bore.
Hone is difficult to control.
Ensure the flexible shaft is aligned properly. Use a low drill speed initially and increase gradually.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Flexible shaft facilitates easy alignment and use.
- Adjustable honing pressure ensures precise control.
- Suitable for a range of small bore cylinders.
- Compatible with both electric and air drills.
- Wide adjustment range to fit multiple cylinder sizes.
Cons
- Requires an external power source (drill).
- May require practice to achieve optimal results.
- Stone grit may not be suitable for all applications.
- Not suitable for large bore cylinders.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Setup: Attach the AB Tools Engine Cylinder Hone to your electric or air drill, ensuring a secure fit.
- Compatibility: This tool is compatible with electric and air drills. Ensure your drill meets the maximum working speed specification of 2400RPM.
- Cylinder Size: The hone is designed for cylinders between 3/4" and 2 1/2" (19mm to 63mm).
- Lubrication: Always use honing oil or a suitable lubricant during the honing process. This helps prevent metal-to-metal contact and ensures a smooth finish.
- Cleaning: After use, clean the hone thoroughly to remove any metal particles or debris. This helps to extend the life of the tool.
- Stone Inspection: Regularly inspect the honing stone for wear and tear. Replace it when necessary to maintain optimal performance.