Cylinder Block Machining Video - Engine Building DVD

do you have some work for the russian emigrants?))

your technical equipment is amazing...

hey boxwrench can you please explain to me why at 3:04 when your explaining the piston increments does it skip .050"?

1:35 mark.

Jesus thats unsafe. watch your hands.

This is a great video thanks for posting.,,..hey,...is it safe to do this work wearing a bracelet?

The guy in this video is an experienced machinist and would probably tell you it's safe to wear a bracelet...
Some purists would say you can't have long hair or any type of jewelry at all when performing any type of work. Others bend the rules... I suppose if you own the company or your boss doesn't mind, anything goes...

Who the hell is going to spend all that shit load a money on all these little tid bits its a car not a Lamborgini
after 5 years 10 at the most its time for a new car not worth the money
Engines last longer today anyway I have 128.000 miles on my 4 banger dosent burn any Oil all the rest of the scrap is reused anyway its just cheaper to buy a new car or rebuilt or even a good used motor from a wreck

If you love your car and want to why not? I mean I wouldnt do it with a 4 banger rice burner but I would do it with say a classic car.

Quebexicano.

The reason people will spend the money for it is because QUALITY matters. Lambo or not, if im going to do an engine, its going to be perfict, not half assed. Just for my ford 302, I put easy 8 grand into it. It took me years for that money but it going to be a fantastic engine because of it.

To be honest with you, 128,000 isnt much at all. I wish I had a rig with that many miles.

My jeep has 350,000 miles. My camery has 250,000. Going to a wrecking yard is a cheap way to go. But you cant honestly trust that engine you get from them. You dont know what that engines been through. Could end up costing you more money in the end going that way. And going and buying a new car? I wish that was cheaper to do. Buying a car is a lot of money at one time. Doing an engine is a bit at a time. Plus why would I buy a new car if the engine is for a classic car that can be worth more?

Its all about style buddy and the joy you get from bulding an engine & the first turn of the key. its not wasting money, I bet my old v8 is still increasing in value while your jappa goes down with ever mile you add.