what are you doing to the head? What are you doing to port it? Is it a 22cc head with a bathtub chamber?
Originally, it was a 22cc. I started cutting around the valve seats to unshroud them a little and realized this was quickly gaining cc's. To be enough to warrant some milling to salvage compression.
So I backed up, and will start over with the 14cc casting. No local machinist, outside of industrial only settings locally.
I was working on widening the intake port floor to match the bowl width and smoothing out the sharp lines on the roof, walls and inside radius at the valve seat. The rest was just general blending and straight lining walls.
The exhaust side, I tried to ramp the bowl roof into the port casting with a gentle curve. As in, each side of the valve guide blended into the port roof. I did not raise the roof, I may have slightly widened the roof of it, but only because of my bit size.
Mainly because after working the inside radius gently to remove the square edge, I could see the entire valve seat through the port. Again, gentle straight line blending of the port into the bowl.
Both ports had some material removed from the port side, in front of the guides also.
I did not get past roughing it all in with carbide reamers. Before deciding to go to a 14cc casting.
I also picked up a much smaller set of 6mm dremel carbide bits as most of my stuff was too large to work comfortably. Death grip cramps.
This 22cc head will go on another motor after I locate a machinist. Into the "later" pile, with it!
This is where I stopped. Funny how choppy the grinding looks in the light.
Anyway, to give you an idea of where I was working.