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Johan Crous02/03/2020 19:39:03
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I am in the process of building Harold Hall's grinding rest, along with others as well. I am now also making the grinding head as Mr. Hall described in his book, by using a bench grinder.

I could not yet find a form 11 Norton wheel in Cape Town. Everyone is sold out.

I am now thinking of buying CBN and diamond wheels at Amazon.com.

What grades must I buy? The Aluminium Oxide was 60 grit, but the CBN comes out in several grades. I bought a 150 mm size bench grinder, but I can still use as small as 100 mm wheels.

John Haine02/03/2020 19:49:06
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Guidance here - I think I bought the B91. Note that you don't need a guard all round the wheel as they don't shed abrasive or shatter (being made of solid steel), so you can fit a larger one than your grinder normally takes.

ega02/03/2020 23:45:41
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I found that a CBN wheel is significantly heavier than a conventional wheel and I think some grinders would struggle to get them up to speed; Gary uses his Acute setup with an extension which allows hand braking - see his advert opposite.

I have had good results from a diamond wheel from Arc, another of our advertisers, but they were unable to tell me the grit size.

Joseph Noci 103/03/2020 05:07:40
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Johan,

I had CBN and Diamond wheels or various grits, shapes and sizes made for me at the place indicated below.

Pierre was very helpful. They are close to your location ( I am in Swakopmund) and were quick to make.

 

Bay Abrasives cc

60 Worraker Street, Newton Park

Port Elizabeth, South Africa

Tel : 041-3653137 Fax : 0862703723

Cell : 0827826235

Email : [email protected]

Web site: **LINK**

 

 

Edited By Joseph Noci 1 on 03/03/2020 05:10:27

Johan Crous12/03/2020 16:25:14
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Posted by Joseph Noci 1 on 03/03/2020 05:07:40:

Johan,

I had CBN and Diamond wheels or various grits, shapes and sizes made for me at the place indicated below.

Pierre was very helpful. They are close to your location ( I am in Swakopmund) and were quick to make.

Bay Abrasives cc

60 Worraker Street, Newton Park

Port Elizabeth, South Africa

Tel : 041-3653137 Fax : 0862703723

Cell : 0827826235

Email : [email protected]

Web site: **LINK**

Edited By Joseph Noci 1 on 03/03/2020 05:10:27

Thank you Joseph,

Pierre was very helpful and and I will get my CBN wheel tomorrow.

I will recommend his services to anyone.

Joseph Noci 112/03/2020 17:17:25
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Great! Glad you came right. I really believe in supporting people like that. They make a good product and deliver good service.

Regards

joe

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