Making Logs
When you guys make logs, do you just use a torch or plasma cutter to cut out the hole for the turbo flange?
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I've used the chopsaw to get it started, and the angle grinder to finish it off. If I had a drill press or something it could be easier, but that's what's worked for me.
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Originally Posted by Stealthmode
I've used the chopsaw to get it started, and the angle grinder to finish it off. If I had a drill press or something it could be easier, but that's what's worked for me.
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Ive used a holesaw from sears, lots of lube ;)
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For the ones pictured there, we just used a drill press and a hole saw. We cut two holes, and then used a die grinder to take care of the rest.
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I use a plasma cutter.
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i use a 4 inch angle grinder witha cutting wheel./
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plasma owns.
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actuaslly fook, plasma does not own for cutting th et3 flange section. a angle grinder is faster in the end. plsama may cut a lil faster, but the time spent changing to your die grindger to clean up the rouh endges and slag is so not worth it.
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Hey, nice manifold. For a SOHC 240 right? I use a plasma, probably one of the best tools I have ever bought.
Originally Posted by myshtern
When you guys make logs, do you just use a torch or plasma cutter to cut out the hole for the turbo flange?
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