Re: [Chrysler300] '57 front brakes: what i've found ...

["Warren R Anderson" <wranderson@xxxx>]

He put the ultra thin strip
between the cone and the headstock of the lathe. When he started to recut
the drum, it cut noticeably crooked. So, that little bit can throw it off
and the only way to get it right is to make sure every part is clean, and
it's on straight to start with.


And if the tool bits are not sharp or the feed is set too high or - - - -.
But bell mouthed or out of round should not be setup problems. Out of round
could be uneven cutting due to hard spots or the drums just got hot from use
which can happen real fast.