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Reamer?

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John Burnett

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I have a piece of 4130 tubing, 11 inches long. The wall thickness is .188
and the inside diameter is .374

I want to increase the ID to .380, any ideas? I don't think that I could
chuck up accurately enough to remove .006 over the 11 in length with
a boring bar.

Adjustable reamer or cylinder hone?

Thanks,
John Burnett

 

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