Rocker Arm help

Maybe he misunderstood when I talked to him about it. Yes, they use something along the line of a 3/4" (19mm) end mill, but they step over and make a second pass to get the width, which is all over the place from head to head. The problem is it makes the radius shallow, and leaves a high spot, or stepover cusp, that the shaft can rock back and forth on. Aluminum is soft, so over time the high spot flattens out and the bolt tension relaxes and allows the bolts to loosen. That's when the bad stuff starts happening.

Great, that makes sense. The way it was being described just didn't jive.

Does it seem like the width is consistent on each head (Like they're doing two passes, but they're doing the saddles in one operation) or is there inconsistency between saddles on the same head?

Would a check with a radius gauge be sufficient, or does it require a "feel" check with a shaft?