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Originally Posted by Will
This is the kind of post I drool over. Paul - if you were anywhere near me you'd have to shoo me out of your place with a broom (or a boring bar) - I love watching automotive machining in action. The short time I worked in a machine shop was too much fun.
Do you have any idea who did the work on this block originally? Some REALLY bizarre stuff going on there. A screw in the oil passage is the most far-out thing to me.
Looks like a lot of work/$$ to get it back in shape but I guess these blocks are expensive enough to make it worth it vs. starting over with a new one.
Someone's going to have a might fun engine when this is all done.
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Or lately, the bees and wasps would keep you out! Wish I could find where they are coming from. They fly around inside our shop all day long, but we can't find a nest. They must like the smell of honing oil! Or maybe I smell like roses!

Naw, it couldn't be that.
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