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Reviews (5)

AR15 Armorers Castle Nut Barrel Multi Tool Spanner Wrench AR15TOTAL M16 M4 Heavy

Oct 19, 2017

Not steel aluminum

This tool does the job but is made of aluminum. I guess it almost has to be. Steel would really damage surfaces and parts. The AR isn't made of steel so the tools of yesteryear wouldn't be appropriate. Be sure to use the tool only as described. Otherwise you will damage it.

Blair 13224 Double-End Spotweld Cutter (BLR13224) 1/4" Shank 3/8" Diameter

Jun 08, 2016

Not well made

I was very disappointed with this bit. The 1st spot weld I drilled out went well. The 2nd a tooth broke off. By the 3rd on the teeth crumbled. I flipped the cutter over and tried the next spot weld. The 2nd side crumbled on the 1st try. The cutter bit is overly hardened which makes it shatter. Very disappointing.

Electrosport Industries Stator Honda CR80R/CR80RB Expert/CR85R/CR85RB Expert

Nov 04, 2020

Update, my fear happened

(UPDATE, The stator did work good. The wire is to long between rubber and the stator. Wire was caught by the flywheel and ripped the coil off its mount. If you can shorten the wire, it would work fine.) This was a good replacement but their was to much wire between stator and the rubber bushing. You can't easily slide the rubber to remove the slack. As far as working, it bolted right up and I had spark again. My cr80 burned up two oem stator. This one seems to be better sealed. Time will tell and hopefully the flywheel doesn't grab hold of the excess wire.

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