Tony Ray | 04/09/2009 23:23:43 |
238 forum posts 47 photos | Can anyone suggest a make / source of a decent bench grinder ? I don't like cheap & nasty but equally don't want a Creusen either.
Is an 8" any real advantage over a 6"
I'll use it for ginding HSS & carbide (with the right wheels) tools for my Boxford.
Thanks
Tony |
David Clark 1 | 05/09/2009 08:36:07 |
![]() 3357 forum posts 112 photos 10 articles | Hi There
I bought a Rexon from B&Q and it seems fine.
6 inch wheels are large enough but whichever grinder you buy, I would change the wheels.
I have fitted mine with A60K5V where 60 is the grit and the K is the bond strength I think.
Long while since I did the grinding wheel safety course.
The bound strength K can vary a bit but you don't want it too hard.
I got my wheels from J&L.Industrial.
I don't sharpen carbide in the home workshop although I do have a couple of diamond wheels for when I get the cutter grinder uop and running.
regards David |
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