Rod bushings

I suspect I know the answer to this question (machine shop) but thought I would ask anyway.
Is there any way to reliably hone rod bushings that is within the capabilities of an amature at home shop? The closest machine shop is 3 hours away. Made a couple trips to get my crank ground but now that I have the engine rebuild parts I need to have the rod bushings installed/sized. Pretty sure I can handle the removal and installation but suspect they need to get sized at a machine shop.
Old bushings appear good as the pins will push thru with slight pressure but the rest of the engine will be totally redone so probably should do it right.
Thanks

Follow Ups:

• Re: Rod bushings - TheOldHokie 08:57:54 12/11/20 (5)
  • Re: Rod bushings - BW 15:26:11 12/11/20 (4)
    • Re: Rod bushings - mhb@ufe 14:21:56 12/12/20 (2)
      • Re: Rod bushings - BW 14:58:55 12/12/20 (1)
        • Re: Rod bushings - mhb@ufe 18:31:35 12/12/20 (0)
    • Re: Rod bushings - TheOldHokie 16:28:49 12/11/20 (0)

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