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Old 05-19-17, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
I'll add one detail. Don't try to cut a lot at one time. The chance of over cutting is greater with greater material removal. For crown race seats I file it down a bunch (or for 1" steerers run a 27.0 cutter) first. then cut with the size specific cutter second.


As to the Park cutters- They work well enough. But when you use others you'll see why park's don't have the reputation that some others have. I will say Parks are easy to find, are rather flexible in the cutters available and not too costly. Andy
Thanks, Andy. Yeah, I kinda figure the Park cutter isn't as high quality as, say, a VAR cutter but I can only justify so much expenditure (my wife comes into this ) and since I probably won't be using it much, it will probably do the trick.
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