Advanced Tec-Neeks Isotropic Super Finishing Vintage motorcycle transmissions

[@deankay4434]

Mr. Lawlor, I truly appreciate the active mechinal mind that is thinking outside the box, producing a desirable product. You toothpaste type additive used in the large vibratory tumble filled with a small fine ceramic cones looks like it does an excellent job in polishing. Thank you for sharing and allowing me (Us) to witness. This to me is fascinating. With such a smooth polished finish, reduces internal parasitic frictional looses. As you said, this can allow the use of a less viscous lubricant as it has less heat to remove if the part is highly polished even in complex shapes & forms. Thank you for showing us and allowing me (us) to see it. Excellent! DK, ASE Master Tech since 78. Retired. Thanks sir!

[@77bikenut]

Hi can you tell me where I can get this two part paste from I’m in Australia and want to start isotopic finishing and I like the environmental friendly option thank you

[@bradley750ho]

Awesome video. Thanks for the knowledge. I just sub’d to your account and looking forward to new videos.

[@ShortBlockCharlie]

we got some more videos coming soon.

[@alanrodriguez7341]

Thank you Charlie. Where are you located . I want to learn. I was one of your students at MMI. Thank you, Al

[@ShortBlockCharlie]

I’m in Tempe

[@alanrodriguez7341]

@@ShortBlockCharlie Thanks a million. Al

[@ShortBlockCharlie]

I could careless what you think

[@jamesregan6308]

How much for a cr500 dirtbike transmisson?

[@ShortBlockCharlie]

your cost is $160

[@daveo908]

I'd be staying away from this business. Putting finely machined parts in one container, zip tied together, to be banging, smashing & clanging against each other, not to mention how carelessly he handles the parts, dropping them on the concrete floor - STAY AWAY FROM THIS BUSINESS - RUN !