woodfarmer
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Today I had to fix the brakes on my car as the garage had made a mess of it and after 6 revisits I had decided they were more trouble than they were worth. One of the diversionary hurdles was a need to remove the lip from the outer edge of the brake drums. There was a time when that would have been simple. Just pop them into the Holbrook and bore them. However I ended up making a spigot to centralise them on the wood turning lathe, clamped them with a couple of woodscrews using short bits of wood as spacers. Applied a small angle grinder to the rim as it rotated, as you can see the lips were removed quickly and the drums will now slide on and off easily.