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Ol' Ron · 06-22-2016, 10:32 PM

Gary
I love fixtures. I make allot of them for many jobs. It improves accuracy as well as reduces cost. I really have nothing against Bronze guides. It's just a flathead, you cand do anything you want to it, spend tons of money on it and if everything works as planed get maybe 150 HP from it. Now I know you can get more, but they don't last very long. At best you might get 50k from one befor you have to rebuild it. I'd just like to keep the cost down. You do the best you can, with what ever you have. I just love flat motors.

06-22-2016, 10:32 PM	#18
Ol' Ron Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Chester Vt Posts: 8,857	Re: Bronze Guides Gary I love fixtures. I make allot of them for many jobs. It improves accuracy as well as reduces cost. I really have nothing against Bronze guides. It's just a flathead, you cand do anything you want to it, spend tons of money on it and if everything works as planed get maybe 150 HP from it. Now I know you can get more, but they don't last very long. At best you might get 50k from one befor you have to rebuild it. I'd just like to keep the cost down. You do the best you can, with what ever you have. I just love flat motors.