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  • #341622
    pierre ehly 2
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      @pierreehly2

      hi,

      The reamer is called " alesoir a main facon paris" (hand reamer paris style)

      Advantages are better finnish & lower tolerance possible (H7,H6&hellip

      http://www.magafor.com/article.php?grp=822&famille=675

      p-mick

      #341638
      Mike
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        @mike89748

        I've seen adjustable reamers reduced to just one cutting edge in gunsmith's workshops, use for either taking a very thin skim out of shotgun barrels or opening tight chokes. I've always been told the objective is to prevent chatter. The traditional lubricant for these jobs is lard.

        #341648
        KWIL
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          @kwil

          When I had to rebush my father's front suspension in prep for new kingpins, I took my brass tag to the tool room stores and borrowed the right size for the weekend!

          #341710
          John McNamara
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            @johnmcnamara74883

            Thank you Pierre

            I am keen to try this reamer out, will do so over the weekend.
            I have always admired French engineering, Thinking outside the square.
            The Citroen suspension system is a good example.

            **LINK**

            But for me the Cazeneuve Lathe is the machine I would love to own.
            **LINK**

            Regards
            John

            #341713
            John McNamara
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              @johnmcnamara74883

              Hi Mike

              Yes Howe in the Modern gunsmith (Two volumes) 1941 uses a reaming tool packed with wood to enlarge shotgun chokes. There are lot of (hand made) single lip drilling and reaming tools covered, the tool making is outstanding.

              Regards
              John

              #341732
              Speedy Builder5
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                @speedybuilder5

                Thanks for the link Pierre. Always good to find links like this in France.
                BobH

                #341746
                pierre ehly 2
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                  @pierreehly2

                  Thanks guy's

                  Shared knowledge is better

                  p-mick

                  #341752
                  Mike
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                    @mike89748

                    Hi John, The Modern Gunsmith sounds like a most useful pair of books, and thank you for letting me know about them. Unfortunately, the only second-hand volumes I can find cost £125, which is a bit too much for me at the moment. I shall keep looking…..

                    Regards,

                    Mike

                    #341801
                    Michael Gilligan
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                      @michaelgilligan61133
                      #341804
                      Mike
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                        @mike89748

                        Thanks, Michael. Should we ever meet, I owe you a pint!

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