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Versatile Function: weyleity engine cylinder hone tool can effectively eliminate carbon, rust, and heat glaze deposits from caliper and piston cylinder walls. Ideal for small engine cylinder honing with our bore honing tool.
Product Designs
Adjustable Tension Screw
- Turn clockwise to increase pressure of stones
- Turn unclockwise to decrease pressure of stones
Durable Flexible Shaft
- Crafted from premium metal materials, ensuring maximum strength, durability, and a prolonged lifespan
3 Stone Design
- Flexible shaft and spread-control tension nut enhance cutting speed and maneuverability
Replaceable 220 Grit Stones
- Feature additional 3 replaceable 4" long 220 grit stones
- A total of 6 pieces stones
Wide Application
Our engine cylinder hone tool compatible with electric drills. Lubricate with brake fluid, run at low speeds, and move up and down engine cylinders for excellent results.
william booth
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
Good for price
Lee Duke
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Worked as it should!
Nelson
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Good
logan559
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
These things are JUNK!! We need to start buying American made tools and parts because China COULD build with better quality but won't, cuz they suck. Dont buy these things unless you want to go to the ER after one of these things comes apart!! Cuz they are made with tin foil! Smh
Krazy Kate
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024
Worked like they are supposed at a reasonable price.
My Dog's Nose
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024
These hones arrived well packaged and quickly. In the box are 3 spring loaded hones, with stones attached. Also included are a spare set of stones.The large hone worked perfect. I used it to hone the cylinder walls on a air compressor block, and it did exactly what was expected, which was to polish the cylinders, remove glaze, and create a nice crosshatch pattern, without taking off too much stock.I have not yet used the medium hone, though the construction is similar to the large hone, so I expect no issues.The smaller hone is a slightly different design than the others. I have tried using this on a few different things, and found the spring load to be a little bit finnaky, when it comes to self-centering in the hole. It took a little bit of patience and adjusting the method I was using, but ultimately was able to get the rhythm down to be successful.I recommend ensuring you have either a good coating of oil, or water based coolant, of course. To keep it simple, for me I was able to get away with just spraying WD-40 on the walls, however again, I am working on an air compressor, which is not as precision as a car engine, for example.Bottom line-you are getting these presumably because you know what they are, and how to use them. They are pretty forgiving, being self-centering, just be aware that like any hone, these will generate some heat, and if you aren't keeping things cool and rinsed, will eventually clog. That said, if you are familiar with using hones, these are a solid choice. Of course they aren't Snap-Ons, but you also aren't paying Snap-On prices.
Cody Haddix
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024
Seems to be good value for the money. Used on a couple small engines which is what I primarily purchased it for. Cleaned the cylinder walls pretty well in my opinion. I would definitely recommend for a diy person. Not sure how they would stand in a every day user.
Richard Hubscher
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024
Too big for my application
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