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By MarkMontereyBay - 14 Years Ago
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I was in the auto parts store today picking up a set of ring expander pliers and saw a ball hone. I have a conventional stone hone and remember somewhere back in the mental cobwebs that ball hones are not good and tend to make cylinder taper, bell shape, etc. worse. Is that correct?
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By crenwelge - 14 Years Ago
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The dingle berry hones don't do much more than remove the glaze. In my opinion, in order to actually hone a cylinder, it takes an expending hone with good straight stones and honing oil. This method will actually remove metal. With a dingle berry hone, you are lucky to even remove the glaze.
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