Recent content by toglhot

That is nice, not of much use except for maybe making very small parts, but it is nice. It'd be an excellent restoration project.

You can mill, steel, titanium or any other metal with pretty well any mill, regardless of size. The ability to machine these metals relies on the cutting tools, not so much the machine. However, size makes a big difference in the size of the stock you can fit in the machine and the speed you...

XS650s came with both 38 and 34mm CV carbs as standard. Parts outlets sell kits consisting of 34mm carbs, either flat or round slides, manifolds, boots and so on. Single carb fitments are usually 34 or 36 and single carb manifolds are available. There are various carbs available, Mikuni...

'Moon key'? Never heard it called that before, but shouldn't that be 'half moon key'. Personally, I call them them 'Woodruff keys'! I better add this to help you out - LOL... That aside, there's probably no half moon key in there, half the time the rotor pushes them out as it's installed...

How do you restore, perfect tools?

Scroll through the posts in The Garage and The Lounge. They're pretty obvious.

I'm a yachty too, this is my yacht with crew.

Yes, I see on the left side of your post you are 93. Either that or 397...

Well it's far from stock: no electric starter, no battery, PMA conversion and probably electronic ignition.

I have a complete tool set, everything I need, no matter the job. I bought them all when I started working on stuff. The last pic is of my shifters, they will shift any size, any shape nut or bolt, very handy.

I take the same size socks as I did in 1968! Other stuff - not so much...

I read somewhere the Chinese Mikuni knockoffs have different threads on the jets to Mikuni. True/false?

He's a sandgroper, probably didn't look at the post date. Oops, I'm a sandgroper too, I never look at the date!

What are wideband sensors?

It appears there are a couple of scammers on this group.