Cam jig for Double pins

Guy's,The subject of double pinning of cam shafts has come up on both the forums many times. So when my engine was in the building stages I came up w/a jig to do my own cams. I showed a good friend(retired machinist)what I wanted .I did my own roller cam and here are some pic's of it. It works great

Dam I didnt know you were a design engineer!!! Want a job? Tore

Your stuff is too high tech for me Tore,my inventions are called Hillbilly eng.

very cool Rick .... how much are these cam jigs going to sell for? and what kind of drill bit do you use ?

As long as it works.

Tore

bbf-falcon wrote:Your stuff is too high tech for me Tore,my inventions are called Hillbilly eng.

It looks like lots of detail went in to the tool.
very nice!
Keith

The real question is,................HOW MUCH ARE YOU GOING TO CHARGE TO DO CAMS ,....................for us less fortunate members?

Nice tool!! er, jig, yeah, nice jig!!!

You better get some of those produced, me thinks you may have a good market for them here!!

Way to use the head bone.

Bill

bbf-falcon wrote:Guy's,The subject of double pinning of cam shafts has come up on both the forums many times. So when my engine was in the building stages I came up w/a jig to do my own cams. I showed a good friend(retired machinist)what I wanted .I did my own roller cam and here are some pic's of it. It works great

can you make another one? & if so how much?

I tell ya what,there is a forum member on here that has a shop that is well capable of copying this. If he is willing to make these I will let him have it,and you and him can work out the price.I will check w/him

Can we get that in chrome please!

Nice Rick!!
I always like cool tools.
My engine doesn't have enough lift or spring pressure for a double pin deal yet.
But I will have one of those in my tool box in the near future.

I wonder if I could make one on the lathe at school. Took me like 50 takes 3 different times to figure it out, but now I see that its just one solid chunk of aluminum or steel.

any need for a double pin cam with a danny bee set-up? or does it just depend on the spring pressure...

bb429power wrote:I wonder if I could make one on the lathe at school. Took me like 50 takes 3 different times to figure it out, but now I see that its just one solid chunk of aluminum or steel.

Justin you could make it out of aluminum but you would need to add a steel sleeve as a guide to it where you drill for the new pin.The billet aluminum will no hold up from a drill bit with out it.

Jim

I did'nt drill thru it when I did mine. I used the jig as a template to mark the cam/TC gear with the point we made on the opposite end of the drill bit. Then setup the cam in my drill press.

138 wrote:any need for a double pin cam with a danny bee set-up? or does it just depend on the spring pressure...

i have a d/p deal with my danny bee ........ w/ baby spring pressure

cool thanks...