1964 Mk1 Mini Restoration S2 Ep191 - Radius Arms Reaming

[@jeffcole5708]

After watching your excellent videos, before long you'll be called Grey not Green because that's what you'll have is grey hair with all the head scratching and hard work. Love the work and coverage of every part, feeling it's a down to earth restoration.

[@sprokthered]

Nice work ! Especially with your wobbly make shift bench - well done.

[@piperdoug428]

Maybe weld a split/broken old socket onto the square at the end of the reamer so you can just givver with a ratchet or a cordless impact, i found a bucket of old sockets that had been in a fire so that what i use for wee jobs like that.

[@markburton3306]

Good work, err, reaming that bronze bush.

[@douglaspage1085]

Would love to see a little more detail on how that reamer was made.

[@MattGreenWorks]

Have quick search on videos. I go a bit more into detail. If not enough will do another video

[@douglaspage1085]

@@MattGreenWorks figured it out. Welded an extension on to the reamer and used a drilled out socket as a bushing for the tool.

[@tonyaylott4114]

Hi Matt what size of reaming tool are you using, many thanks Tony

[@MattGreenWorks]

im not sure ,, will try and check

[@rogdad]

why didnt they put roller bearings both ends?

[@rustyvdubgarage3053]

Love your vids but to much fast fowarding in this would love to see a bit more ...Yes a longer vid is ok ..you did ask lol.....

[@MattGreenWorks]

Well did real time tonight. And bloody big mistake. But now taking ages to upload

[@rustyvdubgarage3053]

@@MattGreenWorks yes but I get more to watch then ..but really appreciate it im heavily into vdubs and when I finish my project il be doing another mini but have to watch your vids till then ...Cheers