Bowen
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So got my spacer today (which btw I'm stoked about can't wait to throw it on! ) and upon inspection I noticed that the bores have a 2 mm indent where the router starts and stops during the machining process of the bake light, now as my intake manifold has been port matched this will affect the port matching so I may even need to take some off the bores of the spacer to get the desired turbulence free port matching..... So what would be the best tool for machining this material I've never really felt with bakelite? Will my dremel and die grinder with a tungsten carbide bit be too aggressive? Is the 2mm indent really something to worry about?