How to use a right angle porting tool for 2 stroke transfer ports

[@Proatporting101]

Thank you for putting this out there! This will help a lot of guys starting out, which is good since a lot of us older fellas are starting to retire

[@drupy1992]

I cant thank you enough for the how to videos. I have fallen in love with 2 strokes more specifically pwc 2 strokes and am trying to learn and understand as much as i can and these videos are much easier to understand compared to a wall of text. I hope you continue making videos about 2 strokes and start to go into the theory behind the changes made more

[@JandSChainsaw]

Just bought a kit from you the right angle is gonna take some practice for sure

[@Ccspecialtytool]

Thank man! Yeah it is easy to fall in love with 2 stroke engines, parallel twin jet ski motors were some of the first I worked on. I plan on doing even more vids so stay tuned.

[@asifns2326]

This tool Bro shipping available to India?

[@kyalokiluku2402]

thanks for teaching engineering b4 we leaned though paying money but now we just learn from internet we can see you are expart with this things

[@Ccspecialtytool]

+kyalo kiluku Thank you for watching. We hope this helps others to learn to use this kind of porting tool.

[@davidthorne6796]

Does this 1MC handle run on my Foredom motor and what are the item numbers of those two burrs being run there? I need to get them ordered up!

[@Ccspecialtytool]

+David Thorne the bit used in the 182AMC, which is the first 90 degree I use 0:36 is a D shape 1/8 inch carbide burr www.ccspecialtytoolstore.com/tungsten-carbide-burrs-p/8carbburshpd.htm . The burr I use in the 1MC shown at 4:02 is a Left Hand cut B shape www.ccspecialtytoolstore.com/tungsten-carbide-burrs-p/lhcarbshpb.htm . I typically only use B shapes in the very corners, I use D and C shapes the most . Thanks for watching

[@Ccspecialtytool]

+David Thorne If your Foredom motor has the key tip set up shown at this link, www.ccspecialtytoolstore.com/product-p/93.htm , then yes it will work with all of our rotary tools. We have a very limited amount of tools that work with the square end flex shaft they sell.

[@Ccspecialtytool]

you're very welcome. Hope what little bit I can show on here helps. Take your time and don't go overboard on metal removal, and I bet you will do a great job and get awesome results. Thanks for watching

[@litaratnasari2242]

emezing sir🙏

[@2stroketerror125]

thanks for the great videos! im going to TRY to port my blaster. lets hope I don't fuck it up!

[@sarahnamhaykhan4980]

Hi can u please tell me where i can buy one of those angle porting tool...

[@Ccspecialtytool]

Sarah Namhay Khan you can purchase online at www.ccspecialtytoolstore.com/default.asp

[@andrewsrenson1212]

so in a nutshell: porting is essentially the re-shaping of all the factury "sharp" 90 degree ports into "smooth" semi-sherical slopes...kinda like dulling a sharp edge

[@Ccspecialtytool]

Thanks for watching and I wish it was that simple. You're right, improving the air flow by decreasing abrupt direction changes, to a reasonable extent, is a crucial aspect, however there are many other things to consider.

[@tassiorcg]

cc?

[@Ccspecialtytool]

CC Specialty :) , but I think you are asking the displacement of the cylinder in the video, and that would be 250cc. However we sell porting tools to work on any displacement size 2 stroke engine. The 90 degree in the video will work on engines down to 30cc.

[@andrewsrenson1212]

so in a nutshell: porting is essentially the re-shaping of all the factury "sharp" 90 degree ports into "smooth" semi-sherical slopes...kinda like dulling a sharp edge