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PostPosted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 7:32 am 
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I am slowly collecting the parts and tools I need to do my first engine rebuild. Anyone know where I can buy a bottlebrush hone?
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If you have a Baxter Auto Parts store in the area try them also Napa might be able to order one. Haven't seen one hanging on a parts house wall for sometime but I'm sure they're still available? Heck Reed just spring for a stone hone and rent/loan it out to others in need :wink:

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I might do that. I haven't really been able to track down a bottle brush hone, so I may very well just buy a stone hone and have it be a "community tool." 8)
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Mcmaster-carr,it's an industrial supply place in NJ.

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Mcmaster-carr,it's an industrial supply place in NJ.
No, they're in Southern California..........

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McMaster Carr, great suggestion! See here.

Now, what grit should I get? I just want to remove the glaze, I'm not overboring it at all. Coarse? Fine? Middle of the road? Grit number preferred for glaze breaking and cylinder prep?
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