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Old 09-02-2011, 05:14 PM   #3
Rich Biebel
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Default Re: Ray Allen versus Jack Werst '1970 SS/EA Showdown'

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Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine View Post
K-Machine,

That Kwik-Way Model #FN portable boring bar was another good unit.
My father bought his new in 1971, for $1900.

Then later the Rotler.
If the block deck was square, that FN bar made a nice bore when using the low-speed, and of course a sharpened bit.
I still remember the hold down device, with the '3' thrumb screws,,,,,,
it loosened up on me a few times,,,,,,,.

Kwik-Way,,,,made very good valve grinding equipment too,,,,,

Rich Biebel,,,,,,,,,,you guys must have bought your Kwik-Way equipment off of
Lacey Williams also,,,,,,,,
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Yes we did buy from Lacey Williams.....

We did buy a VJ machine form Charlie Cockey......The guy was relentless and hammered us to buy the machine.....

I did a lot of heads with it.....Neway.....damn thing worked great and when I did heads for Ralph at T/K's he loved it....Chrome seats he called them.....

I used a stone for a top cut as the Neway carbide cutter blades were not radiused and left a sharp edge....

I bought out a guys small machine shop from Pa. after I left Crows.....

I still have some of the stuff including all the KwikWay seat grinding equipment......

I did a lot of engine and heads at home for many years....
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