Correcting Wheel Wobble and Vibration on a Bench Grinder. (Revisited)

How to rectify grinding wheel wobble on a bench grinder, (useing a single pont diamond tipped dressing stick.)

[@lidieri]

So far this is absolutely THE BEST grinder dressing video I’ve watched. Thank you sir 👍🏻

[@steffanan]

For whatever reason, there's very little information on this here on KZbin. You did the most complete job of explaining this all that I've found, thanks for the video.

[@Fireinahorn]

Thanks a lot for this !

[@gerryrobins5775]

Thank you, great tutorial, you explained so much

[@elkhills1]

I've always been told you should not grind on the side of a wheel. But it makes perfect sense if the wheel is out of round, in any plane, that if you grind it flat it would true right up.

[@maxedwards7612]

That's quite right, never use the side of the wheel, undue pressure can cause the wheel to "explode" balanced or not.

[@IrishScott71]

Hi, not sure I understood correctly, but you said you can hold the opposite shaft tight with a "Mull-Grip"??? if we plan to have the opposite grinding wheel removed when doing our first wheel? What is this item? I'm assuming I misunderstood the name but I couldn't google it accurately. Thank you. UPDATE: sorry I had to go thru the video further. I saw the tool, which I lost in translation to be called a "mole-grip," which in US we traditionally call by the trade name "Vice-Grip". I'm learning new things every day. Thank you.

[@Selectronify]

Good. Bye the way I will be making another video on this subject in the near future where I will accentuate the importance of safety because I have noticed some feedback that has raised this. Regards, Cliff