Hi
I just bought one from an eBay seller in Greece (and I'm in Australia).
I have some exposure to metal fabrication and the manufacturing of this was phukken exemplary. Having seen the one that bigwheelsturning bent in his video I was wary of buying rubbish. However as I'll use a rattle gun to do the removal I only need the holder for putting back on, not taking off, which I believe will be easier on it ... none the less this thing is just ... WOW
The price was 70 euro and you'll need to sort out shipping prices (it was 40 euro to Australia).
Some pictures
The sellers name is f1sport and he's from Greece. This is a link to the auction I bought (but search his seller site for Yamaha if it changes)
He's clearly an engineer and had this to say in communications about the tool (I was so impressed I wrote back to him):
I'm very glad that you are happy with your item!
Be sure that is a very useful tool for the Tmax transmission maintains.
When I made the first items of this I have used waterjet cutting but the results was very bad.
Stainless steel is a very difficult material and waterjet cut leaves a very bad finish.
This tool cut on a big cutter press machine at a mechanical center of ship repairs.
After cutting drilled by the same way and then goes to an abrasive machine for the final finish.
Only this way gives this results on this material.
If you're thinking of getting one I think you won't be disappointed.
I just bought one from an eBay seller in Greece (and I'm in Australia).
I have some exposure to metal fabrication and the manufacturing of this was phukken exemplary. Having seen the one that bigwheelsturning bent in his video I was wary of buying rubbish. However as I'll use a rattle gun to do the removal I only need the holder for putting back on, not taking off, which I believe will be easier on it ... none the less this thing is just ... WOW
The price was 70 euro and you'll need to sort out shipping prices (it was 40 euro to Australia).
Some pictures
The sellers name is f1sport and he's from Greece. This is a link to the auction I bought (but search his seller site for Yamaha if it changes)
He's clearly an engineer and had this to say in communications about the tool (I was so impressed I wrote back to him):
I'm very glad that you are happy with your item!
Be sure that is a very useful tool for the Tmax transmission maintains.
When I made the first items of this I have used waterjet cutting but the results was very bad.
Stainless steel is a very difficult material and waterjet cut leaves a very bad finish.
This tool cut on a big cutter press machine at a mechanical center of ship repairs.
After cutting drilled by the same way and then goes to an abrasive machine for the final finish.
Only this way gives this results on this material.
If you're thinking of getting one I think you won't be disappointed.