PTmowerMech
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Just watching a few video's this morning and stumbled on this one, where the guy puts some Dykem Blue Steel layout die on the cylinder walls, rotates the crank, and much of the die stays on the cylinder walls afterwards.
It seems reasonable. But I'm thinking it's possible that the die that comes off while the rings are at the bottom of the cylinder, acts as sort of a lubricant to the other die on it's way it. Sort of compressing the rings a little as it travels up and down. Enough to not actually scrap most of the die off the cylinder.
Your thoughts?
https://youtu.be/5DZEkJdkMbc
It seems reasonable. But I'm thinking it's possible that the die that comes off while the rings are at the bottom of the cylinder, acts as sort of a lubricant to the other die on it's way it. Sort of compressing the rings a little as it travels up and down. Enough to not actually scrap most of the die off the cylinder.
Your thoughts?
https://youtu.be/5DZEkJdkMbc