[Ducati] Hey Barry, on you crank pullin'....

[Barry]

Hey Hopper

Thanks for the info. I just checked out Grizzly and they have dial
indicators which I will need. In reference to working on Ducati which ones
do I go for.

Barry


On 12/31/07 5:58 PM, "HOPPER ELDRIDGE" <hoppereldridge at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> Barry, top of the tool list for dropping your crank....a shop manual, two
> different are even better!
>    
>   Then there are several cheap ways of accruing tools. Hit the pawn shops and
> tool sales. Gather some every weekend or send the wife off to one end of the
> Mall while you indulge yourself at Sears toy...err, tool section!
>    
>   As to the more expensive machinist type tools you can go to Enco
> (www.use-enco.com) or go to Grizzly (www.grizzly.com). They cover good but
> cheaper tools. Grizzly's prices have surprised me. The Brown & Sharpe,
> Starretts, Mitutoyo, etc are fine if you're a professional machinist and have
> a very deep pocket, but the others will be more than adequate.  And the MSC
> catalog...talk about an adult Christmas toy catalog!  <LOL>
>    
>   Hand tooling is very well covered by Sears' Craftsman line and they're
> pretty well ubiquitous.
>    
>   But the main tool you need is the manual!
>    
>   Bite bullet, chew your nails and when it's all done, you'll have braggin'
> rights that a typical Hardleyite can't fathom!
>    
>   Hopper
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