Grinding wheel safety

Part of the 'Be prepared to work safely' series of video shorts and pocket cards from IMCA.

[@nasirsudhanzai6618]

Your demonstration is mind blowing good keep it up it helps to understand more easily for freshner candidate

[@jaycue2u]

You have shown a angle grinder wheel being ring tested. That wheel will be a resinoid reinforced wheel which will not ring; you can only ring test vitrified wheels due to their construction, this is misleading for those that dont know.

[@angelawilson5676]

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[@germangulfan6979]

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[@germangulfan6979]

Yes

[@chrisdrake4692]

Everything you didn't need to know because it's 100% common sense (and forgetting about some really important stuff, like fire), and nothing whatsoever that you need to actually know about how to grind or cut anything? Like, how to know what a cutting or grinding disc is? What speeds? What direction to cut? How tight is "too tight"? Should cutting be done in one pass, or many? how to hold the parts when grinding on a wheel? How to set up the wheel and distance to it? And those are just the things I can think of, as someone who knows nothing about this - what about all the things I don't know ??? IMCA sounds like they got paid to make a video about something they had no clue about, and didn't bother to ask someone who knows.

[@chrisdrake4692]

This video is actually good, with all the real safety info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJXFd4yFqc1onq8