I just KNOW some one gots da answer

[old2soon]

I have a 32 M M DEEP socket in 1/2 inch drive and I purchased H/F version of a dremel tool. I researched-32 M M deep socket modification with NO JOY.  I believe/think-maybe remember it's for something or other to do with the forks AND being as it's raining and I have the tool and the socket to cut up/modify/change-well today would keep me from going/getting a little nuttier IF I had the dimensions or plans to make this tool. As always guys and gals-T I A.  RIDE SAFE.

[BonS]

Here's a thread on the fork tool. It's a 38 mm socket mod.
http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,26392.msg259717/topicseen.html#msg259717

Here's a thread on a clutch socket that's 32 mm.

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,26392.msg259717/topicseen.html#msg259717

Maybe these are what you're looking for?

[old2soon]

BonS-close-very close. IF my rekememberer be wurkin I belive there was some measurements and a line drawing involved. And again-IF i'm not headed in the right direction-WHY in the heck do I have 2 32 M M deep sockets??  And trust me when I say the question IS rhetorical.  Shoulda bookmarked the post when I read it.  NO-I already checked-I didn't!!  RIDE SAFE.

[BonS]

Then maybe one of these? I don't see one with a sketch or drawing.

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,12397.0.html

http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,44737.0.html

[John Schmidt]

The swingarm tool I believe has an ID of 32mm last I remember. Needs to have an additional arm welded to it though.

[custom1]

I got a few of those HF dremels when they were free. I tried to use one the other day to cut a screw driver slot in the head of a stripped out ALUMINUM screw that holds the plastic shutters on my house. The thing kept stalling trying to cut aluminum. I doubt you'll get far on a hardened socket. Unless it rains there for a long time.

[old2soon]

I got a few of those HF dremels when they were free. I tried to use one the other day to cut a screw driver slot in the head of a stripped out ALUMINUM screw that holds the plastic shutters on my house. The thing kept stalling trying to cut aluminum. I doubt you'll get far on a hardened socket. Unless it rains there for a long time.

    I also have cutting wheels for the 4" grinder.  RIDE SAFE.